Wake Up Central Ohio!

As we face the worst drug crisis in our nation’s history, understanding the dangers of opioids and talking to your loved ones about prescription drug misuse is more important than ever. DEA launched 360 in Columbus, Ohio. This program is designed to help communities across the nation deal with opioid and prescription drug abuse. Learn more.

16 people overdose due to substance misuse each day in Franklin County, Ohio. Watch the PSA to learn more about the drug problem in Central Ohio.

Prevent Prescription Drug and Heroin Misuse

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Community Partners

DEA 360 partners with the following local organizations to host community programs. See a list of them here.

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Infographic: Local Overdose Stats

See a few stats about Central Ohio drug overdoses. 

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What is Naloxone? And Where Can You Get It In Ohio? 

Learn more about this opioid overdose reversal drug, and find out how you can get it in Ohio. Read more.

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Local Resources

Here's a list of local organizations that provide services to the public regarding addiction, recovery, drug take back programs, etc.

News

GDM: Drug Enforcement Administration - Red Ribbon Week

(Fox 28, October 30) DEA Assistant Special Agent in Charge Mauricio Jimenez recently sat down with local tv station Fox 28 to discuss Central Ohio's top drug threats and the DEA 360 program, launched earlier this year. Read more.

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DEA initiative to address drug misuse, substance abuse and violent crime in Central Ohio

(WCMH, September 9) DEA 360, an initiative addressing opioid misuse in the hardest hit communities across the nation, is launching in Central Ohio. 

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DEA360 programs hope to combat the drug problem in central Ohio

(10WBNS, July 14) The 360 Strategy takes an innovative three-pronged approach to combating heroin/opioid use through Law Enforcement, Diversion, and Community Outreach.

What To Ask Your Dentist About Opioids (NIDA Blog)

(NIDA) Misusing opioids can lead to addiction and, in some cases, death by overdose.

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