CEASe of Scott County a Local Coordinating Council of the Governor’s Commission for a Drug-Free Indiana 1
Mission and Goals } Mission: Reduce the incidence and prevalence of substance abuse and addictions among adults and children in Indiana
Goals } Advise Governor & General Assembly } Provide public education & awareness } Educate & empower local communities } Assist Local Coordinating Councils } Promote & support advocacy for policies } Coordinate & facilitate collaboration
Local Coordinating Councils (LCC) } County-wide citizen body approved by Commission to plan, monitor & evaluate comprehensive local alcohol & drug abuse plans. } Identify community drug programs, coordinate community initiatives, design comprehensive collaborative community strategies & monitor anti-drug activities at the local level. } Assist the Commission in achieving its purpose and responsibility by collecting and monitoring local level data & evaluating supported programs.
Coalition to Eliminate the Abuse of Substances
CEASe of Scott County Executive Committee Chair Treasurer Vice Chair Secretary Scott Phillips Pam Gwaltney Michelle Korty Scott Zellers Part-time Bookkeeper Coordinator Amberley Kendall Lori Croasdell Standing Ad-Hoc Committees Committees Comprehensive Grant Community Nominating Community Oversight Forum Planning Plan Justice Executive Treatment Prevention
The Comprehensive Community Plan Collaborative E ff ort to: • assess the impact of substance abuse in Scott County • collect data from our member agencies • identify issues to be addressed • evaluate existing & new services for e ffi cacy
The Comprehensive Community Plan (CCP) Community-Wide plan to address AOD issues at local level. Development of this plan is a process to: • Identify problems through needs assessments, data collection, community input • Develop & prioritize clear concise problem statements • Develop measurable and realistic goals
The Comprehensive Community Plan (Continued) • Develop objectives to address identified problems • Advocate for change through the release of funds to local agencies and by influencing policies & enforcement • Evaluate the progress & redirect if needed • Report findings to state via annual plan updates
NEW Comprehensive Community Plan completed Oct 2014 Identified 3 Problem Statements for Scott Co: 1. Youth and Adults use and abuse Alcohol. 2. Youth and Adults use and abuse Tobacco Products & Marijuana. 3. Youth and Adults use and abuse prescription medications.
#1: Youth and Adults in Scott County use and abuse Alcohol Goals: 1. Reduce the rate of youth alcohol consumption as reported by the 2016 IPRC Indiana Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs Survey. 2. Reduce the rate of adult alcohol consumption as reported by the justice system, 2016.
Alcohol Prevalence in Indiana Alcohol is the most frequently used drug in Indiana and the US Among Hoosiers ages 12 and up, 51.2% drank alcohol in the past month, and 24% engaged in binge drinking Young adults ages 18-25 had the highest rates of alcohol use in IN; 61.8% reported current alcohol use, and 43.1% reported binge drinking
Scott County Schools Reported the Following: Expulsions/Suspensions involving drugs, weapons, or alcohol during 2013-14 School year: SCSD 1: Data could not be obtained SCSD 2: 8 (drugs), 1 (weapons) - SHS, 2 (drugs), 1 (weapons) - SMS (School Administrators)
ALCOHOL: % of Monthly Use by Grade SCSD 2 only, 2014 Mean Age of first time Use = 14 years old Scott County Students Indiana Students 40 30 % of Monthly Use 20 10 0 9 10 11 12 GRADE
ALCOHOL: % of Monthly Use Comparison of Grade in 2010/2011/2012/2013/2014, Scott Co Students 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 30 22.5 15 7.5 0 6/7/8/9/10 7/8/9/10/11 8/9/10/11/12 Grade in 2010/Grade in 2011/Grade in 2012/Grade in 2013/Grade in 2014
Scott County 2013 Treatment Center Data: Life Springs served 773 unduplicated clients, of which 65 or 8.4% had a substance abuse diagnosis, specifically poly-subtance addictions
Scott Memorial ER 2013 Visits The Following Were Treated in the Emergency Department: Alcohol W/D: 6 Alcohol Intox: 10 Alcohol Abuse: 26 Psych Patients: 211
Alcohol Use and Abuse in Scott County, 2013 Arrests for Scottsburg Police Dept. 12 illegal consumption 12 operating while intoxicated, Count 1 9 operating while intoxicated, Count 11 6 operating while intoxicated refusal 49 public intoxication Juvenile: 9 illegal consumption
Alcohol Use and Abuse in Scott County, 2013 Arrests for Austin Police Dept. 17 Public intoxication 7 OWI/DUI 0 Illegal consumption - youth 19
Alcohol Use and Abuse in Scott County, 2013 Arrests for Scott County Sheriff’s Dept. 92 Operating while intoxicated 106 Public intoxication 26 illegal consumption, 18+ 5 contributing to delinquency of minor 2 illegal/possession consumption (at least 18) 20
2013 Prosecution Handled: • 20 Cases of Possession of Alcohol by a minor • 129 Counts filed on 78 di ff erent defendants for operating with ACE of +. 08 (includes operating while intoxicated, operating with a controlled substance in the body, and any counts including serious bodily injury, death, and/or leaving scene)
Scott County 2013 Dept. of Child Services Data 244 children were in out-of-home care, 75% of which were a result of substance abuse by caregiver There were 117 removed in 2013 and they are included in the 244 above 104 of the children had been removed previous to 2013 and continue to be in out-of-home care due to the continued substance abuse of caregiver
Survey for Alcohol Compliance In 2012 IN Excise O ffi cers conducted 9978 inspections across the State of Indiana and had 504 failures, a 5.204% failure rate Scott County had the highest failure rate at 40% The following businesses failed their SAC Inspections: Bull’s Cork and Bottle, Puerto Vallarta, RCP Marketing LLC, and Roadhouse USA In 2013 there were no “Alcohol Compliance Checks” in Scott Co by Indiana Excise O ffi cers
Lifeskills taught in both What CEASe Is school districts SPD special patrols Doing? through CEASe Grant and CTC Implementation and Operation Pull Over Grant Family Grants to 2 Community Forums a implement Guiding Good Sheri ff ’s Department year Choices and Children in special patrols and blitz Between style operations through STOMP Drugs Film CEASe grant, Operation Festival and Town Hall Red Ribbon Week Pull Over Grant, and Rural Meeting Development Grant. In School Youth Parents Who Host, Lose Resources: Just Say No, Extra patrols for prom, the Most: Don’t Be a Party Builders’ Club, Key Club, graduation, fair week to Underage Drinking SADD Club, Big Brothers Campaign Big Sisters, Club316, Law Enforcement WhyTry speaking to students Media: CEASe website, radio station, newspaper, New Creation Addiction NYAP Outpatient Alcohol Facebook page, Get Ministries inmate follow-up and Drug Services Healthy Scott County program Coalition, Good News Chronicle, Sawyer LifeSpring began a Support Groups: Al-Anon, Billboard Substance Abuse SANITY, AA, NA, Alateen, Reduction Program at the Lifespring groups for Scott County Jail with a Numerous speaking adults, in-school CEASe Grant engagements at all county counseling, jail substance schools abuse groups
#2: Youth and Adults in Scott County Use and Abuse Tobacco Products and Marijuana Goals: 1. Reduce the percentage of Scott County youth using tobacco and marijuana by 2% in each grade 6-12 based upon reports from the IPRC Survey by 2016. 2. Scott County will have at least one adult cessation program each year and will increase citizen annual use of the Indiana 1-800 QUIT NOW line, compared to the past three years.
Tobacco Prevalence in Indiana 1/3 of Hoosiers ages 12 and up used a tobacco product in the past month (32.9%) Highest tobacco use rate in state was among 18 to 25 year olds (44.7%) More than 1/4 (26.8%) of Hoosiers ages 12 and up smoked cigarettes in past month and nearly 1/4 of all Hoosiers ages 18 and up use cigarettes every day Indiana’s adult smoking prevalence (24%) is the 6th highest in the nation
Marijuana Prevalence in Indiana Marijuana is the most commonly used illicit substance in Indiana and the nation Highest rate of current past month use was among 18 to 25 year olds (16.8%) 20% of Indiana high school students currently use marijuana 7.1% of 8th grade students, 13.7% of 10th grade students, and 17.6% of 12th grade students currently use marijuana
} 2014 County Health Rankings, Scott Co. adult smoking rate = 25% with 4,500 adults smoking ‣ Tobacco users calling the IN Quitline: 173 in 2010, 68 in 2011, 29 in 2012, and 64 in 2013 ‣ IN State Excise Police: Scott County TRIP (Tobacco Retailer Inspection Program) Results: ‣ 2012 Noncompliance Rate = .09%, Austin Supermarket, Save A Lot, and Murphy USA failing ‣ 2013 Noncompliance Rate = 12.03%, 12 stores Failed: Austin Supermarket, Austin Fuel Mart, LeRoy’s Food Mart, Colwell Convenience, Low Bob’s Discount Tobacco, Speedway, Pioneer Village, Casey’s General Store, Austin Sunoco, Swifty Food Mart, WalMart, Circle K
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