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State resources
State resources
NATIONAL METHAMPHETAMINE TRAINING & TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CENTER
State resources
State resources
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RESOURCES
Organizations and publications
Drug Enforcement Administration offices
Denver - 720-895-4040
Colorado Springs - 719-866-6100
Grand Junction - 970-683-3220
Glenwood Springs - 970-945-0744
Durango - 970-385-5147
High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area office
303-671-2180 x223
Colorado Department of Human Services
This report provides information about Colorado's Methamphetamine Task Force and the priorities and expectations identified by the Task Force in 2010.
A thorough study of the impact of drug abuse and addiction in the state
This organization pursues the safety of children exposed to the extreme dangers
of drug abuse environments.
This Colorado program aims to prevent and treat methamphetamine abuse in Mesa
County. The Meth-Free Mesa County Web site also provides information about the
effects of methamphetamine and its impact on children who may come into contact with it.
Report provides information about the methamphetamine situation in Mesa County and includes data on arrests, hospitalizations/emergency room use, autopsies, college student/inmate
use, and drug screens conducted for Mesa County Community Corrections.
Contains information on demographics, political figures, crime, drug use, drug trafficking,
enforcement, and drug treatment.
Colorado companies qualified to perform drug laboratory decontamination work.
24-hour crisis line:
800-662-4357
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If you have comments or information to add, please e-mail the National Meth Center