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Quarterly
Newsletter
Oct-Dec
2017
MISSION: TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH INITIATIVES AND EDUCATION
5C Calendar Stay up-to-date with our quarterly calendar of events. Also, 5C always is on the lookout for innovative individuals. Contact us for more information.
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Neighborhood Night Out & County Fair Recap Thank you to everyone that participated and helped make these events possible!
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Upcoming Hidden In Plain Sight Exhibit Locations Want to see this interactive exhibit? Check out the times and see if we’ll be near you!
“Party Your Life Away” – A Mannequin Challenge A community message about decisions regarding underage drinking, parties, and driving.
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Red Ribbon Week Thank you to all our sponsors that helped support activities at the school. Check out things you can do to support this week Oct 23rd-31st.
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Have Unused Prescriptions? Drop them off at these locations!
Posters & Table Tents Have a place to spread the message? Let us know!
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Planning Retreat! Join us December 27th to plan exciting activities for 2018! Directional Signs Do you have an event that could use some direction? Let us know! You can use the signs for free!
Community Activity Calendar Looking for something fun to do? Check out our calendars for something in your area.
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DECEMBER
National Impaired Driving Month
27th – 5C Planning Retreat & Hidden In Plain Sight
OCTOBER
15-21st National Teen Driver Safety Month
18th - Funding Committee Meeting
18th - 5C Meeting
23-31st – Red Ribbon Week
24th – Hidden In Plain Sight @ Estherville
31st – Minors In Possession Team Meeting
31st – Evaluation Team Meeting
NOVEMBER
9th – Hidden In Plain Sight @ Postville
15th – Election of Officers
15th – Coalition Sustainability Meeting
20th – Hidden In Plain Sight @ Independence
Do you like to help
others?
Community Education?
Marketing?
Fundraising?
Recruiting?
5C could use your help!
Contact us for more information about our coalition, how you can help, and how we can help you!
Dates are subject to change. Please check our website for up-to-date calendar dates, times, and meeting locations.
Do you know of a community group that would like to partner with or hear about 5C’s initiatives? Let us know!
[email protected] www.claytoncountyccc.weebly.com
www.facebook.com/claytoncountyccc
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See something
suspicious? Call the
Sheriff’s Office Tip
Line!
563-245-1234
The 5C Evaluation Team has
been hard at work
identifying process
indicators and collecting
data. More information will
be shared from these
results in the coming
months. Stay Tuned!
We had over 250
people stop and
chat with us at our
booth. If we
missed you,
there’s always
next year!
Thank you to all the partners that helped with Neighborhood Night Out in Elkader and Monona. We had over 175 attendees between the two towns and had a lot of fun and informative. If you would like to help us plan next year’s event in August, let us
know!
Minors in Possession Team Meeting Update:
This group is looking into the roles of law enforcement, juvenile court services, and schools to better understand what each party is responsible for and providing a quick reference to each outlining roles. Other items being
discussed are a diversion program & conversing with law enforcement and schools to understand the situations they encounter regarding youth use of alcohol and tobacco. If you have interest in learning more about this team,
contact us for more information.
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Check out this drug indicator exhibit to see what items are easy to overlook in a teenager’s bedroom. Exhibit is interactive and knowledgeable hosts will
be available to answer questions.
Contact us to host an
event in your Community!
Adults Only. Youth may attend with a
parent/guardian.
FREE for any group in Clayton County to host.
Hidden In Plain Sight traveled to North Fayette Valley and Riceville to teach 65 more individuals
about drug indicators.
Let us know if you have a venue or organization that would like to view
the exhibit and learn about drug indicators!
“Party Your Life Away” A Mannequin Challenge
5C, with the help of community partners, created a message to
the community to remember how important decisions can be
when it comes to alcohol, parties, and driving. If you haven’t seen
the video, you can find it on 5C’s YouTube Channel or by clicking
HERE.
Great opportunity to pair with awareness weeks or discussions at
school!
Social Host Team Meeting Update:
This group is addressing the issue of underage parties at homes and private lands. A social host ordinance will address individuals that control the party location by holding them responsible for providing a location
through a civil fine. The team will be hosting community meetings in three school districts to discuss and hear concerns about drugs and alcohol concerns while also discussing the ordinance draft. If you
would like to be a part of this team, contact us to learn more.
Did you know 5C has a Facebook page?
Follow us for up-to-date happenings and
news for things we are doing around the
county and important updates.
www.facebook.com/ClaytonCountyCCC
Upcoming Hidden In Plain Sight Locations:
October 24th – Estherville, IA
November 9th – Fine Arts Center, Postville
School from 3:00 to 8:00pm.
November 20th – Independence School
District
December 27th – Freedom Bank, Elkader
from 5:00 to 6:00pm
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Red Ribbon Week (October 23rd to 31st)
Here’s how you can support Red Ribbon Week!
- Sample posts on Facebook and Twitter:
o SAMPLE FACEBOOK POSTS
Your Future is Key. So Stay Drug Free. – Celebrate
Red Ribbon Week (October 23-31).
It’s Red Ribbon Week and I am taking a stand
against drugs. Join me. Take the pledge:
www.redribbon.org/pledge
Join me in celebrating Red Ribbon Week. Our
children have the right to grow up drug free – and
we have the responsibility to make that happen.
Take the pledge: www.redribbon.org/pledge
I’m a parent who believes in a drug free future for
my children. Join me in celebrating Red Ribbon
Week (October 23-31).
o SAMPLE TWEETS
Your Future is Key. So Stay Drug Free. Celebrate
#RedRibbonWeek (October 23-31).
It’s Red Ribbon Week and I am taking a stand
against drugs. Join me. Take the pledge:
www.redribbon.org/pledge. #RedRibbonWeek
- Secure and take inventory of your medicine cabinet to prevent prescription drug abuse.
- Bring Red Ribbons to your place of work. - Write "Celebrating Red Ribbon Week" on your
email signature. - Display Red Ribbons and posters on the interior
and exterior of your building. - Include a special Red Ribbon insert in bulletins. - Hold prayer vigils for those affected by the use
of drugs. - Display Red Ribbon posters at your facilities.
A big THANK YOU to our community SPONSORS for Red Ribbon Week:
Breitbach Garage, North Buena Vista
Fidelity Bank & Trust, Guttenberg
Garnavillo Auto and Tire
Meuser Lumber Company, Guttenberg
Degnan-Green Insurance & Realty Service, Guttenberg
Browns Sales & Leasing, Guttenberg
People's State Bank, Guttenberg
Ihde's, Garnavillo
Freedom Bank, Elkader
Bodenstiener Implement, Elkader
American Family Insurance, Elkader
Mosers Pharmacy, Elkader
Treats on Bridge Street Bistro, Elkader
Celtic Touch Therapeutic Massage, Elkader
Premier Ag Systems, Elkader
Elkader Tax and Bookkeeping
Builder's First Source, Elkader
Farmers Saving Bank, Strawberry Point
Birdnow Chevrolet, Monona
Meyer Auto Service, Monona
D & J Feed Service, Monona
M's Machine & Mfg. Co., Inc., Monona
Northeast Iowa Telephone (NEIT), Monona
Kurt's Plumbing and Heating, Monona
Central Community Hospital, Elkader
Community Saving's Bank, Edgewood
KCTN FM 100.0/ AM 1400
Thanks to our sponsors, over $1300.00 was
available for local schools to support their Red
Ribbon Week activities!
For more information on the history of Red
Ribbon Week, go to: www.redribbon.org
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Do you have unused
prescriptions?
Help us keep prescription
drug misuse down by
dropping them off at the
Clayton County Sheriff’s
Office!
Quick, free, and safe way to dispose of your
prescription drugs.
Alcohol compliance checks have been an ongoing initiative
between 5C and area law enforcement to increase the
number of checks completed throughout the county.
100% County Compliance Rate For 2017
Posters
Available
Upon
Request
Table Tents – Information
about the Social Host Law and
5C Coalition
October 28th is National Prescription
Drop-off Day!
Time to clean out your medicine cabinet – Take a moment to
drop off your unused prescriptions to reduce the misuse of
these drugs.
Drop-Off Locations:
Monona – Police Department
Sheriff’s Office – Year Round!
Your town not listed? Check with your local pharmacy or
police department if they participate in this program.
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Looking for
something fun to
do?
Clayton County Events
School Activity
Calendars:
Central
Clayton Ridge
Ed-Co
MFL Mar Mac
Starmont
Do you know another
calendar we could add?
Please let us know!
- Remember -
Planning Retreat is set for December 27th!
Join us from 9am to 2pm as we look to 2018 and discuss drug trends, current
projects, and what new adventures 5C will embark on in the New Year.
Can’t make it during the day?
We will have an open house from 5-6pm where you can see what the group
worked on during the day and add your voice to the discussion.
Join us for the full retreat, or stop in that night, at the Freedom Bank
Community Room, Elkader.
Hidden In Plain Sight exhibit will also be open from 5-6pm. If you
haven’t check out this display, stop by and see what drug indicators
you can find! Coalition members will be on hand to answer any
questions you may have.