Bay Area Medication Take Back Day
Date: Saturday, April 26, 2025
Time: 10 AM - 2 PM
Join us for Bay Area Medication Take Back Day, where you can safely dispose of unused or expired prescription and over-the-counter medications. Drive through one of our designated drop-off sites, where law enforcement and volunteers will ensure proper off-site disposal. Please note that sharps will not be accepted.
Drop-Off Locations:
- Friendswood Police Department
FISD Annex, 402 Laurel Dr.
- Harris County Constable Pct. 8
Bay Area Annex, 16602 Diana Lane
- League City Police Department
555 W. Walker
- Nassau Bay Police Department
Municipal Building, 1800 Space Park Dr.
- Seabrook Police Department
1400 Cook St.
- Kemah Police Department
1401 N Hwy 146
In addition to the Take Back Day, medications can be dropped off anytime at our two permanent drop box locations:
- Kemah Police Department
1401 TX-146
- Nassau Bay Police Department
1800 Space Park Dr.
For more information, please contact The Alliance for Youth and Families at 281-284-0370 or visit http://www.thealliancebayarea.org.
Medication Take Backs
To date
Over 29,000 pounds of old and expired medications have been collected in the Bay Area for proper disposal in these twice-yearly events since 2010.
SAVE THE DATE
The next Medication Take Back event is scheduled for Saturday, April 26 from 10-2pm!
Medication Disposal Options
Permanent Drop Boxes
There are two Permanent Drop Box Locations in our area.
Kemah Police Department
Open 24 hours a day
1401 TX-146
Kemah, TX
Nassau Bay Police Department
Open during business hours
1800 Space Park Drive
Nassau Bay, TX
Medication disposal pouches
The Alliance offers FREE Medication Disposal Pouches. The disposal pouches allow you to place your pills, patches, or liquid in the bag, addwater, and neutralize medication effectively, and safely. Our goal is to get the pouches distributed throughout the Bay Area with a targeted focus on those who may have opioid prescriptions which need to be destroyed.
Dispose RX
DisposeRx packets make it safe to throw medication in your home trash. The packets have a powder that you mix with water right in the medication bottle so that the medication becomes unusable and safe for the environment. To get DisposeRx packets for your medications, just contact us.