Sallisaw NOW Coalition

05/01/2026

Sallisaw NOW is setup at Diamond Daze!

Come pick up free medication lock boxes, Narcan, Needle Disposal Containers and pill planners. These items help build a safe community.

04/24/2026

Sallisaw NOW Coalition is at Clif’s Pharmacy this morning for medication take back. Bring your expired or unused medication to be disposed of.

We also have free medication lock boxes, Narcan, Deterra and needle disposal containers.

We will be here until 11.

05/05/2025

Parents, it’s time to talk.

Did you know 9 out of 10 people struggling with addiction started using substances before the age of 18?

That’s not just a statistic — it’s a call to action.

The most dangerous words we can say as caregivers, teachers, or community members are: “Not my kid.”
Because addiction doesn’t discriminate. It doesn’t wait. And it often starts earlier than we think.

Talk early. Talk often.
Be present. Be aware.
Let’s work together to protect our youth and break the cycle before it starts.

05/01/2025

📣 REMINDER!
Don’t forget to swing by our Medication Take Back Event happening tomorrow at Clif's Pharmacy from 11-1pm!

Bring your unused or expired meds and help keep our community safe 💊💚
Free lockboxes, Deterra bags, and Narcan available while supplies last!

04/30/2025

🚨 Medication Take Back Event – Help Keep Sallisaw Safe! 🚨
Got old or unused meds at home? Don’t flush them or toss them in the trash – bring them to our Medication Take Back Event and dispose of them safely!

🗓️ Date: May 2, 2025
🕒 Time: 11 am - 1 pm
📍 Location: Clif's Pharmacy

💊 We Accept:
✔️ Prescription & over-the-counter meds
✔️ Vitamins & supplements
✔️ Pet medications

❌ We CANNOT Accept:
🚫 Needles/sharps
🚫 Aerosol cans
🚫 Thermometers
🚫 Liquid

✨ No questions asked. Just drive up and drop off!

PLUS: We’ll be giving away FREE medication lockboxes, sharps disposal containers, Deterra drug disposal pouches, and Narcan while supplies last!

Let’s work together to prevent misuse, protect our youth, and keep our environment clean. 💚

04/29/2025

National Fentanyl Awareness Day! Thank you to our community for your continued support in our efforts to bring awareness and remember those that have lost their lives. 💜🩵💙

04/29/2025

National Fentanyl Awareness Day is a day of action where hundreds of businesses, nonprofit organizations, schools, and government offices work together to protect Americans from the deadly threat of illicit fentanyl and counterfeit prescription pills.

Nearly half of teens don't know that fentanyl is used to make fake pills sold on social media and in communities across the country. With young people increasingly seeking relief from stress through self-medication, this knowledge gap has devastating consequences. Through collaborative education and action, we can save lives.

Please join the Sallisaw NOW Coalition, along with community partners, today at the Stanley Tubbs Library lawn at 4, for our proclamation to recognize April 29, 2025, as National Fentanyl Awareness Day.

Please take the time to view this short clip over counterfeit pills and have those tough conversations with your kids about the very real dangers of counterfeit pills. If you don't get it directly from your doctor, don't take pills that aren't yours.

https://youtu.be/hJme4Vmdq9o

Produced by Song for Charlie, "Fentapills - You Need to Know” is a 4-minute video intended for middle school and high school students, parents, and educators...

04/29/2025

Join us tomorrow for a proclamation to recognize April 29, 2025 as National Fentanyl Awareness Day! We’ll be at Stanley Tubbs Library lawn at 4:00! Help us bring awareness to this epidemic. 💜🩵💙

04/22/2025

Day 2 of

04/16/2025

A Win for Community Safety

Thanks to a joint effort by the Westville Police Department, Adair County Sheriff’s Office, District 27 Drug and Violent Crimes Task Force, and the Stilwell Police Department, a significant amount of suspected fentanyl was removed from our streets.

This is a powerful reminder of the dangers fentanyl poses to our communities. We’re grateful for the dedication and vigilance of our local law enforcement.

Stay aware. Stay safe. Support prevention.