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The Pemiscot County Sheriffs Department is working  to help educate the citizens of bootheel area on the dangers of methamphetamine ("meth"). The Chemical Control Act was passed on July 1, 1999, initiating an education and notification program and a chemical cleanup program associated with meth labs.

Meth is produced in illegal clandestine drug laboratories that are commonly found in motels; rural areas away from the general public; and residential areas, including houses, apartments, and garages. Mobile labs have also been found in vehicles and discarded along roadsides or parking lots.  

These sites can be deadly, but with your help, we believe that we can make a difference, and make our community a safer place to live and raise our children.

Make it a personal duty to educate yourself about methamphetamines and clandestine labs, and help remove them from our streets.

Take our test and see if you should refresh yourself about meth.

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