Shasta County Chemical People

Shasta County Chemical People Shasta County Chemical People, Partners for a Drug-Free Community is a non-profit, youth and adult led organization.

Shasta County Chemical People, Partners for a Drug-Free Community is a non-profit, youth and adult led organization, which promotes and supports the development of a safe, strong community for youth and families free from racism, violence, alcohol, tobacco and other drug abuse. Located in Redding, California, midway between the Oregon border and Sacramento via I-5, the Shasta County Chemical Peopl

e have been working with youth to maintain drug-free lifestyles since 1983. All of our programs are funded through local, state and federal grants, public companies and private citizens. The organization received its 501 (c) 3 status in 1989 and is governed by a board of directors. Starting out as an all volunteer agency, the company now employs four full-time and one part-time employees. We are always looking for volunteers to assist with the numerous events we sponsor and organize throughout the year. Our office hours are from 8 AM to 4 PM, Monday thru Friday and we are located at 2515 Park Marina Drive in Redding. Please call ahead if you wish to stop by and see us.

06/17/2026

Emergency rooms are seeing a rise in cases of a little-known condition linked to ma*****na use that can cause severe vomiting, nausea and repeated hospital visits.

06/15/2026

This social graphic was developed by the Stanford REACH Lab, a Stanford research lab focused on promoting adolescent and young adult health through collaborative research, education, and advocacy. For more resources and information, visit stanfordreachlab.com.

06/03/2026

Teen drivers with friends in the car are 2.5 times more likely to engage in risky behaviors like speeding or abrupt lane changes. Teen crash deaths peak in late spring and early summer, especially in May and June. (IIHS) Stay focused and limit distractions while driving to help keep California roads safe for all.

Tomorrow is the day, free drive thru to drop off your unused and expired medications, help to keep our youth safe.
04/24/2026

Tomorrow is the day, free drive thru to drop off your unused and expired medications, help to keep our youth safe.

Free drop off event, drive thru and drop off all of your unused and expired medications. This Saturday 10a-2p.
04/22/2026

Free drop off event, drive thru and drop off all of your unused and expired medications. This Saturday 10a-2p.

Less than 1 week away, time to empty your medicine cabinet of all of your unused and expired medications. This is a free...
04/20/2026

Less than 1 week away, time to empty your medicine cabinet of all of your unused and expired medications. This is a free event.

Spring Clean, rid your medicine cabinets of all of your unused and expired medications. Free drop off on April 25th.
04/16/2026

Spring Clean, rid your medicine cabinets of all of your unused and expired medications. Free drop off on April 25th.

04/09/2026

Rain or Shine we will be there to collect all your unused and expired medications. Redding City Hall, April 25th between 10:00a and 2:00p.

We will be open for taking back all your unused and expired medications. Free drive thru event.
04/08/2026

We will be open for taking back all your unused and expired medications. Free drive thru event.

If you haven't heard, another opportunity to dispose of your unused and expired medications. This is a free event you wo...
04/06/2026

If you haven't heard, another opportunity to dispose of your unused and expired medications. This is a free event you won't want to miss.

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Redding, CA
96003

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

+15302415958

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