This event is TOMORROW August 16th!!
Please join our friends in Lee County and bring your questions for this great Texas advocate.
One of our best attended Informational Meetings so far, with a full house and some of us standing in the hallway. Sergeant Miller spoke on the presence, dangers and Bastrop County Sheriff’s Office reduction efforts of the Fentanyl epidemic sweeping our County, State and Nation, and answered several questions at the end. The biggest take away is being aware of the symptoms:
These can quickly become serious health problems, resulting in permanent injury or death. The next biggest is knowing what forms Fentanyl is typically trafficked:
Don’t take chances and certainly DO NOT TOUCH anything suspicious, such as small plastic baggies with unknown pills, powder or other substances. It could contain products that, in the smallest quantities could cause you or others irreparable harm or death. If you see or find anything suspicious, or encounter someone who might need medical assistance Call 911 immediately. If you have any questions or would like further details, please call Bastrop County Sheriffs Office .
