This presentation was shared at the November 2025 HTDPC Coalition meeting
The HTDPC sends out alerts about updates to substance use and prevention happening our community. This information is compiled from coalition members as well as local and national news outlets.
Tall Cop Says Stop™ is a website dedicated to education and resources for the detection and prevention of substance abuse to help keep young people, families and communities safe.
The nation's largest grassroots mental health organization. Working to provide advocacy, education, support, and public awareness to improve the lives of individuals and families affected by mental illness.
The national communications system for runaway and homeless youth.
Data updated each month by the Virginia Department of Health
The Training Institute coordinates events for DBH employees, provider staff and District residents and has established a reputation as a high-quality source for behavioral health-related classroom and e-learning courses throughout the Metro DC area and as one of the largest producers of continuing education courses for licensed clinicians.
Providing institutions of higher education and their surrounding communities with these resources to prevent drug misuse among college students.
A DEA resources for parents, educators, and caregivers
Facts and information from the Drug Enforcement Administration
A no-cost online tools that support every member of the community with the power of prevention.
The Innovation in Child and Family Wellness Research Group at Virginia Commonwealth University
Federal Reserve Education (FRE) is a collaborative group of experienced educators from across the Federal Reserve System. Together, we are committed to making economic and financial concepts accessible, relevant, and empowering for learners of all ages.
The nation's largest grassroots mental health organization. Working to provide advocacy, education, support, and public awareness to improve the lives of individuals and families affected by mental illness.
Data updated each month by the Virginia Department of Health
Providing institutions of higher education and their surrounding communities with these resources to prevent drug misuse among college students.
Facts and information from the Drug Enforcement Administration
The Innovation in Child and Family Wellness Research Group at Virginia Commonwealth University
The national communications system for runaway and homeless youth.
The Training Institute coordinates events for DBH employees, provider staff and District residents and has established a reputation as a high-quality source for behavioral health-related classroom and e-learning courses throughout the Metro DC area and as one of the largest producers of continuing education courses for licensed clinicians.
A DEA resources for parents, educators, and caregivers
A no-cost online tools that support every member of the community with the power of prevention.
Federal Reserve Education (FRE) is a collaborative group of experienced educators from across the Federal Reserve System. Together, we are committed to making economic and financial concepts accessible, relevant, and empowering for learners of all ages.
Some information also available in Spanish
TCSS Glossery Of Terms For Marijuana Concentrates, THC Extractions
National Council Youth & Intoxicating Hemp Derived Products
Marijuana Cannabis Drug Fact Sheet (DEA)
Cannabis Conversations Friend2friend Flier
Cannabis Conversations Ages 8 12
Cannabis Conversations Ages 8 12 (Youth Now) Spanish
Cannabis Conversations Ages 13 17 (Youth Now) Spanish
Mental Illness as a Multilayered Risk Factor for SUD
Fentanyl Drug Fact Sheet (DOJ DEA)
What Every Parent & Caregiver Needs To Know (DEA)
Fentanyl Drug Fact Sheet (DEA)
Fake Pills Fact Sheet One Pill Can Kill
DEA Counterfeit Pills Fact Sheet
Over The Counter (OTC) Drugs A Guide For Parents (Peachjar)
Combined substance Abuse Data for James City County, York County, the City of Williamsburg, and the City of Poquoson from Virignia's Framework for Addiction Analysis and Community Transformation (FAACT) as of April 25, 2025.
Number of substance use incident responses
The number of police incidents involving substances
Number of police incidents involving males with substances
Number of police incidents involving females with substances
Number of EMS substance user incident responses where Naloxone was administered
Number of police reports involving substances
Number of drug offenses and arrests for 2024
Number of substance use incident responses
The number of police incidents involving substances
Number of police incidents involving males with substances
Number of police incidents involving females with substances
Number of EMS substance user incident responses where Naloxone was administered
Number of police reports involving substances
Number of drug offenses and arrests for 2024
