Meth Happens Here
You know methamphetamine. It's a powerful stimulant with destructive effects. But did you know that it's rampant here in Chippewa County?
The numbers tell the story: Meth-related referrals to the district attorney have risen 256% since 2015. This affects all of us—from Chippewa Falls and Bloomer to Holcombe and Boyd.
You can help. Learn how you can take a stand against meth in Chippewa County.
Learn MoreChippewa County & Meth Usage
Methamphetamine is intensely addictive, and it affects the brain and body. Meth users are often aggressive, paranoid, and delusional - spelling harm for people around them.
Chippewa County has seen a massive increase in meth use in the last four years, and it's tearing families apart.
Check out the statisticsUpcoming Events
Town Hall Meeting
April 05, 2023 | 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Bloomer Middle School Cafeteria
FREE event featuring education about drugs in our community, Crime Stoppers, Narcan, and more. Explore the Hidden in Plain Sight Room. Hear from a panel of those with lived experience and professionals. Break-out session with interactive games for youth ages 10 and up.
Town Hall Meeting
April 19, 2023 | 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Chippewa High School Cafeteria
FREE event featuring education about drugs in our community, Crime Stoppers, Narcan, and more. Explore the Hidden in Plain Sight Room. Hear from a panel of those with lived experience and professionals. Break-out session with interactive games for youth ages 10 and up.
Who We Are
Chippewa County has proven that it can overcome adversity. Our people come together in the wake of tragedy and natural disasters. During every crisis we've faced, we've demonstrated that we will always help our neighbors.
The Leaders in Chippewa County see the power in this civic-mindedness, and they're recruiting the community to help take a stand against meth.
Learn more about who we are, our mission, and our strategy.
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‼️Attn Parents & Guardians ‼️
One way to learn more is attend our Town Hall’s. Tonight 5:30pm, Cornell School Library
“There is a significant risk for today’s generation because of fentanyl. It is a deadly hidden threat. Fentanyl-laced drugs are extremely dangerous, and the average person is unaware their drugs are laced with fentanyl. Parents, guardians, educators, and anyone responsible for children must rely on drug prevention education to safeguard children and teens from this growing threat.”