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Economic Study Estimates Meth Abuse Costs the U.S. $23.4 Billion
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October 1, 2008
Attorney General Goddard takes part in the 2nd Annual "Walk Away From Drugs"event in Kingman. (l to r) Attorney General Goddard, Kingman Mayor John Salem, Kingman Chief of Police Robert DeVries
Learn more about how to protect yourself and Arizona's children from the dangers ofneighborhood meth labs.
| 08/15/2008 | Terry Goddard praises White Mountain communities' approach to meth problem (The Independent) |
| 06/11/2008 | New Survey Demonstrates Increased Awareness of the Dangers of Meth Use (Survey Results) |
Arizona
Meth Crisis 2006 (Informational Brochure) 
Arizona
Drug Endangered Children Program
Messages from Attorney General Goddard 
- Arizona Unites to Fight Meth
- Coming Together to Fight Meth
- Public Awareness Campaign About Meth
Press Releases
| 10/2/2008 | Terry Goddard Announces Substantial Reduction in Statewide Meth Use (Survey - Statewide) (Survey - By County) |
| 4/2007 | Arizona Meth Project Op Ed |
| 3/14/2007 | Arizona Counties to Launch $5.3 Million Meth Prevention Mass Media Campaign (Arizona Meth Project Web Cast) |
| 11/29/2006 | Terry Goddard Pledges to Step Up Meth Fight |
| 5/3/2006 | Terry Goddard, State Rep. Tom O'Halleran Applaud New Law (Senate Bill 1427) |
Anti-Meth Partners
- To Find a Meth Coalition in Your Area
- Arizona Alliance of Boys and Girls Club Meth Smart Program
- Clean Coalition
- Community Bridges
- Not MY Kid
- Partnership for a Drug Free America, Arizona Chapter
- The New Foundation
Anti-Meth Videos
- The Meth Project Overview *New*
- Meth: A City Copes
- Meth: Don't Even Start
- The Faces and Voices of Meth
- Montana Meth *New*
Meth Conference – A Call To Action
- Meth Conference Report 2006
- Conference
Program(Click
on the blue outlined buttons to view presentations)
- Conference Summary
- Poster Contest Winners (Poster)
A Plan for Action:
Addressing the Methamphetamine Crisis in Arizona
The Methamphetamine Epidemic: The Changing Demographics of Methamphetamine
Pseudoephedrine Ordinances By City
The attached list was compiled with information provided to the Attorney General's Office by the various cities. Any city or town not listed should be contacted directly to find out whether it has an ordinance.
Additional Resources
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| If you have reason to suspect a meth lab, stay away and immediately contact your local police department or Sheriff's office, or call 877.STP.METH (877.787.6384). | |
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