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Washington Counties

WSMI

Meth Action Teams/
Community Mobilization

Drug Endangered Children (DEC)

Proactive Law Enforcement

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Membership

The Meth Action Teams consist of key stakeholder groups. Each community may have representatives from the following stakeholders:

Sheriffs
County Executive or Commissioner
Local Law Enforcement
Community Mobilization Representative
Fire
Prosecution
Education
Narcotics
Ecology-Environmental Cleanup
Treatment
Health
Child Protection Services
Youth