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Safely Dispose of Unwanted Medications in Eagle Mountain

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Eagle Mountain residents have a safe, secure, and convenient way to dispose of unwanted medications using the NarcX® medication disposal kiosk. The blue medication disposal kiosk is located inside Eagle Mountain City Hall, next to the Recorder’s Office and Public Safety Office (Utah County Sheriff’s Office, Eagle Mountain Division). Residents can use the kiosk during […]

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September 16, 2026

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Eagle Mountain residents have a safe, secure, and convenient way to dispose of unwanted medications using the NarcX® medication disposal kiosk.

The blue medication disposal kiosk is located inside Eagle Mountain City Hall, next to the Recorder’s Office and Public Safety Office (Utah County Sheriff’s Office, Eagle Mountain Division). Residents can use the kiosk during City Hall business hours to safely dispose of eligible medications.

What Can Be Dropped Off?

The kiosk accepts:

Prescription medications

Schedule II-V controlled substances that are lawfully possessed

Over-the-counter medications

Pet medications

Vitamins

Pills, tablets, capsules, and liquids

What Cannot Be Dropped Off?

For safety reasons, the following items are not accepted:

Needles, sharps, and syringes

Medication bottles, packaging, or dispensers

Illegal or illicit drugs (Schedule I controlled substances)

Hazardous materials, such as batteries or aerosol cans

Trash

Plastic or glass bottles and vials

Antacids

How to Use the Medication Disposal Kiosk

Using the kiosk is simple:

Open the disposal unit.

Pour unwanted pills, tablets, capsules, or liquids directly into the funnel.

Close the unit when finished.

Please do not leave medications outside the kiosk. If the unit is locked, return during City Hall business hours when the kiosk is available.

Why Proper Medication Disposal Matters

Properly disposing of medications helps:

Prevent accidental poisoning of children and pets.

Reduce the risk of prescription drug misuse.

Keep medications out of local waterways and landfills.

Protect the health and safety of the community.

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