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SOUTH DAKOTA DRUG AWARENESS
To the editor - On Feb. 26, the Northeast Council of Governments hosted its monthly NECOG Council meeting. The focus of the meeting this month was drug awareness in our area communities in South Dakota.
NECOG would like to take this opportunity to say thank you to Sgt. Dale Kotzea, Highway Patrol Trooper Rick Olauson and the drug dog, Katie. Also a thank-you to Kandis Schwab, community coordinator for Methamphetamine Awareness and Prevention Project of South Dakota and Kristi Spitzer, community prevention networker for NADRIC.
Because of your presentations, the council is now more informed about steps being taken to prevent the use and spread of drugs, such as methamphetamines in South Dakota communities. We also have a clearer understanding of the effects these drugs have on the body and mind. Through your information, we now have area citizens who know what to look for as signs of the production and use of drugs in our communities in South Dakota.
The knowledge that you shared with us is a huge step in drug awareness in our communities in South Dakota. Thank you!
To the editor - On Feb. 26, the Northeast Council of Governments hosted its monthly NECOG Council meeting. The focus of the meeting this month was drug awareness in our area communities in South Dakota.
NECOG would like to take this opportunity to say thank you to Sgt. Dale Kotzea, Highway Patrol Trooper Rick Olauson and the drug dog, Katie. Also a thank-you to Kandis Schwab, community coordinator for Methamphetamine Awareness and Prevention Project of South Dakota and Kristi Spitzer, community prevention networker for NADRIC.
Because of your presentations, the council is now more informed about steps being taken to prevent the use and spread of drugs, such as methamphetamines in South Dakota communities. We also have a clearer understanding of the effects these drugs have on the body and mind. Through your information, we now have area citizens who know what to look for as signs of the production and use of drugs in our communities in South Dakota.
The knowledge that you shared with us is a huge step in drug awareness in our communities in South Dakota. Thank you!
