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Cobb County to help dispose of your unused medication

By Melissa Abbey
April 23, 2013

Keep Cobb Beautiful staff welcome residents to safely dispose or old or unused medication between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturday, April 27, at Cobb County Police Precinct 1 Super Station, which is in Kennesaw. Liquid and pill form medications, sharps and needles, diabetes materials, catheters and tubing are all accepted, but do not bring durable medical equipment. Information: 770-528-1135

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