Pharmaceutical Waste

Pharmaceutical Waste

Pharmaceutical Waste

Most drug or pharmaceutical waste can be disposed of in your curbside garbage.

Step 1 - Keep the medication in its original container.

The labels may contain safety information and the caps are typically childproof. Leaving the content information clearly visible, scratch the patient's name out or cover it with a permanent marker.

Step 2 - Modify the medications to discourage consumption.

For solid medications, such as pills or capsules: add a small amount of water to at least partially dissolve them.

Historical analysis of Graham Park, Seneca site, and "Ear of Corn" water tower

Historical analysis of Graham Park, Seneca site, and "Ear of Corn" water tower

Historical analysis of Graham Park, Seneca site, and "Ear of Corn" water tower

Olmsted County’s master plan for Graham Park is centered on features to revitalize the gathering space and transform it into more of a regional destination. New and improved facilities, such as a multi-purpose expo center for which the county is seeking state funding to help build, will increase the park’s flexibility to accommodate a wide range of events and gatherings. 

To move forward with plans for redevelopment, the former Seneca Foods canning factory adjacent to Graham Park (1217 3rd Avenue Southeast in Rochester, Minnesota) will need to be demolished.

Historical analysis of Graham Park, Seneca site and "ear of corn" water tower

Historical analysis of Graham Park, Seneca site and "ear of corn" water tower

Historical analysis of Graham Park, Seneca site and "ear of corn" water tower

Olmsted County’s master plan for Graham Park is centered on features to revitalize the gathering space and transform it into more of a regional destination. New and improved facilities, such as a multi-purpose expo center for which the county is seeking state funding to help build, will increase the park’s flexibility to accommodate a wide range of events and gatherings. 

Olmsted County Public Health receives breastfeeding friendly award

Olmsted County Public Health receives breastfeeding friendly award

Olmsted County Public Health receives breastfeeding friendly award

Olmsted County Public Health Services (OCPHS) was recognized as a Breastfeeding Friendly Health Department by the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) for its commitment to supporting breastfeeding mothers. OCPHS received the silver level certificate award which is effective for five years, until July 2025.

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