Year Round Medication Drop Off Locations
Village of Sugar Grove
The Village of Sugar Grove offers a Prescription Drug Drop Box Program. The public may safely dispose of unused/expired prescription medication at the drop box located in the Village Hall entryway, 10 S. Municipal Drive. The box is accessible to the public from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding holidays. No needles, syringes or liquids are accepted.
Fox Metro Water Reclamation District
As increasing amounts of prescription drugs and personal care products (PPCPs) are being detected in U.S. rivers, waterways, and groundwater, Fox Metro Water Reclamation District offers The Medication Take-Back Program, which allows residents of the District service area to bring their old, unwanted prescription and over-the-counter medications in to be properly disposed.
682 Route 31, Oswego
8:00 am to 4:30 pm Monday thru Friday
*Except on Holidays
| Acceptable Items | Non-Acceptable Items |
| Non-Controlled DEA Drugs Medication Samples Prescription Medications Over-the-Counter Medications Medicated Ointments/Lotions Vitamins Medications for Pets |
Thermometers Narcotics/DEA Controlled Drugs IV Bags Sharps/Needles (*see below for disposal) Bloody or Infectious Waste Empty Containers |
Medication Collection Instructions:
- To help keep costs of the program down, please consolidate pills in small bag or a single container. Remove outer box from items that come in a blister pack. Leave items in their original containers if they are ointments or liquids.
- Remove or black out any personal information on the label to protect your privacy.
*Sharps Disposal Information*
NEVER PLACE LOOSE NEEDLES AND SYRINGES IN THE TRASH!
Place sharps (needles) in either a sharps container or placed inside an empty detergent bottle. Do not use a glass container.
Clearly label container “Do Not Recycle.”
Put sharps in point-first. Containers more than half-full should be disposed of. Store sharps in closed container with the cap screwed on.
If using a detergent bottle the lid must be tightly sealed with tape and the container clearly labeled “SHARPS”. The container or bottle can then be placed at the top of your trash container for collection with your regular refuse.