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Protecting Hoosiers from Methamphetamine

The Meth Free Indiana (MFI) Coalition was formed in 2005 to combat the destruction of Indiana communities caused by methamphetamine. This comprehensive approach to ridding Meth from Indiana communities relies on enforcement, child protection, prevention and treatment. The Coalition is comprised  of more than 15 agencies - including state government - working in cooperation with retail establishments such as grocery stores, pharmacies, gas stations, and convenience stores to help stop the meth epidemic.

Methamphetamine is a unique drug which has taken hold in the Midwest. Meth users are prone to violence and negligent behavior that can affect thier childre, family and neighbors. Additionally, the chemicals used in meth production are flammable and highly toxic, posing a twofold threat to the environment and residents.

The Meth Protection Act, SEA 444, created strong restrictions on the sale of many products used to produce or "cook" meth. Many people are surprised to learn the commonality of ingredients frequently used to produce meth. It is precisely that commonality and ease of availability that has contributed to the rise of the drug's production. Many people are surprised to learn the commonality of ingredients frequently used to produce meth. It is precisely that commonality and ease of availability that has contributed to the rise of the drug's production.

For more information, call1-877-855-METH (6384) or methfreeindiana@cji.in.gov

Meth Free Indiana Coalition