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Drug Free Office Overview and Drug Trends
Health Services Department
August 25, 2015Slide2
Presentation Overview
Mission Statement Organizational ChartStrategic Goals
Drug TrendsAccomplishmentsGrantsSlide3
Mission Statement
To work in collaboration with community members and agencies to prevent and reduce the use and abuse of alcohol and other drugs among our youth and adults through prevention, education, enforcement and treatment.Slide4
Presentation Overview
Mission Statement Organizational Chart
Strategic Goals
Drug TrendsAccomplishmentsGrantsSlide5
Organizational Chart
Orange County Drug Free OfficeSlide6
Working Committees
Education & MediaFaithFamily & Neighborhoods
Higher EducationLaw EnforcementTreatment & RecoveryUnderage Drinking “One Voice” Implementation & Partnership for Success Collaborative
E-Cigarette, Hookah & Tobacco Work Group Slide7
Presentation Overview
Mission Statement
Organizational ChartStrategic Goals
Drug TrendsAccomplishmentsGrantsSlide8
Strategic Goals
Prevention – Stopping Use Before It StartsEnforcement – Aggressively Attacking Unlawful Drug Activity
Treatment/Recovery – Getting Resources Where They Are NeededSlide9
Presentation Overview
Mission Statement
Organizational ChartStrategic Goals
Drug TrendsAccomplishmentsGrantsSlide10
National Survey Drug Use & Health (Past Month - 2013)Slide11
Past 30-Day Use Middle and High School
2010-2014
Orange County Youth Drug Use
2010
2012
2014Slide12
Youth Attitudes Toward Substance Use
Great Risk of Harm 2010-2014Slide13
Drug Trends – Alcohol
Most widely used drug by youth & young adults Availability & Access
49% Someone Gave It To Me15% Someone Bought It For Me8% Bought from Retailer
Where’s Teens Drink47% Another Person’s38% My HomeTeen’s Brain
Teens brains are still developing until mid-20’sBrain’s hippocampus can be 10% smaller (learning and memory) Slide14
Drug Trends - Alcohol
Orange County DUI Arrests
*2015 – Total as of July 31, 2015
Palcohol - freeze dried alcohol in powdered form (rum and vodka)
Appealing flavors to youthSnorted, inhaled and eaten
Year
Under 18
18-20
21 and Over
Total
2010
9
207
2835
3051
2011
9
221
2467
2697
2012
3
138
2497
2638
2013
7
202
2581
2790
2014
5
188
2526
2719
*2015
4
70
1405
1479Slide15
Drug Trends - Marijuana
Marijuana can be addictive – 1 in 6 teensPotency stronger than 70’sMost used illicit drug by 12 and older (NSDUH)
On average, in every 12th grade classroom of 30 students, 2 are daily pot smokers
Research
Research shows 8% IQ drop for youth who start smoking marijuana during their teens & become regular
usersMarijuana Use and Educational OutcomesSlide16
E-Cigarette Use-DOH
2014
Drug Trends - Tobacco Products
Hookah Use -DOH
2014Slide17
Drug Trends – Butane Honey Oil
Hash oil is created by breaking down the cannabis trichomes
and removing concentrated THC
Cannabis
TrichomesSlide18
Drug Trends – Butane Honey Oil
BHO (Butane Honey Oil)Honey OilWeed Oil
DabsConcentrateWax
Amber GlassMoon RocksShatter710 (spells oil upside down and backwards) Slide19
Drug Trends – Butane Honey Oil
Consumption of Hash Oil
THC Levels
Smoking – can be laced with other drugsEating – combined with sweetenersVaporizing – “dabs” placed on smoking device
Marijuana Bud – up to 37%Hash Oil – can exceed 85%Slide20
Drug Trends – Butane Hash Oil
Hazards of Manufacturing
Butane is odorless, colorless, and heavier than airSeeps into low lying areas
Butane canisters are pressurized and compressed highly flammable gas Most scenes have hundreds of cansSlide21
Drug Trends – Butane Hash Oil Slide22
Drug Trends – Butane Hash Oil Slide23
Drug Trends – Butane Hash Oil
BHO Extraction FireSlide24
Drug Trends – Butane Honey Oil
ResultsSlide25
Drug Trends – Butane Hash Oil
Florida Headlines
Arrests made in Stuart for involvement in Butane Hash Oil Lab Fire – Jan 2015
Palm City Explosion caused by Butane Hash Oil Lab – Feb 20153 Men Charged with Hash Oil Operation near UCF Campus, Police Say, May 2015
Knights Circle ApartmentsOver 82 chargesWest Boca Explosion Likely from Hash Oil, May 2015Slide26
Drug Trends – Prescription Drugs
Law Enforcement has seen increase in abuse of other prescription drugsHydrocodone
DilaudidMethadone and Xanax (Parachuting)Promethazine with Codeine (Lean)TramadolSlide27
Drug Trends – Heroin
Heroin is highly addictiveCheaper and High Purity How It’s Used
Intravenous, smoked, intranasally, orally Effects
Abusers feel a rushDrowsyMental function
cloudedHeart & breathing slowsMajority of people newly dependent on heroin began abusing prescription opioids firstSlide28
Drug Trends – Heroin
Florida Heroin-Related Deaths
156Slide29
Drug Trends – Heroin
District Nine – Accidental Drug Deaths
2012
2013
2014Slide30
Drug Trends – Heroin
District Nine – Heroin-Related DeathsSlide31
Drug Trends – Heroin
Orange County Heroin Task ForceMayor Jacobs & Sheriff Demings
formed Heroin Task Force 21 Key Community LeadersMeet for six months to address increase in heroin use and overdose deaths
Subcommittees – gather and analyze local, state, and federal data to address deliverables of Task ForceLaw EnforcementEducation & PreventionHealthcare
TreatmentSlide32
Drug Trends – Flakka
Emerging Synthetic Drug Trend -
FlakkaFlakka
- also known as Gravel & Insanity (similar to bath salts, synthetic cathinones)
Available for less than $5 vialActive ingredient is chemical compound Alpha – PVPSchedule I Controlled Substance According to NIDA, Florida is the nation’s
“Hot Spot” for reports of FlakkaSlide33
Drug Trends – Flakka
ConsumedSnorted, Injected, Swallowed or Smoked
EffectsExcited delirium resulting in
agitationParanoiaHigh anxietyViolent outburstsDelusions
Suicidal thoughtsPanic attacksWeight loss Severe psychotic episodesSlide34
Drug Trends – Flakka
Florida Headlines
FT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — One man ran naked through a Florida neighborhood and told police he was the mythical god
ThorTwo people tried separately to break into Ft. Lauderdale Police Department
Mother arrested on child neglect charges after officers found 1 year old outside office building on busy roadSlide35
Drug Trends – Flakka
Flakka
Miami PD found Gummy Bears laced with Flakka
Broward County hospitals seeing 20 Flakka-related patients a daySouth Florida seen 641 cases Jan-June 2014
Broward County – Ground Central
2014 - 11 reported deaths Alpha-PVP contributing factor2015 - 19 reported deathsBroward County Grand Jury
preparing to investigate distribution and use of
Flakka
following 33 deaths over 10 monthsSlide36
Presentation Overview
Mission Statement
Organizational ChartStrategic Goals
Drug TrendsAccomplishmentsGrantsSlide37
Prevention Highlights
Youth FocusedEvidence-based programs for youthSafe/SADD Drug Prevention Enhancement
Alcohol, Marijuana, RX Drug & Tobacco PreventionPeer to Peer Drug Education/Training
Coaches Making A DifferenceSummer Education – Boys & Girls, YMCA, Parks
Parents/CommunityParent Peer Groups/Education Guide/ Social MarketingOngoing Training for Prevention ProfessionalsSlide38
Enforcement Highlights
Alcohol Enforcement DetailsAlcohol Compliance Checks490 Compliance Checks
18% Non-Compliance RateDUI Saturation PatrolsSector 2 Noise Alcohol Patrols (SNAP)
Partnership with Orange County Sheriff’s Office & UCF PDProfessional/Community TrainingAnnual Central Florida HIDTA Drug Trends Conference
Butane Hash Oil Training – Emergency RespondersDrug Threats Training Neighborhood Community AssociationsSlide39
Treatment Highlights
Adult Drug Court Program (Partnership with Ninth Judicial Circuit)Non-Violent Felons with Drug ChargeOutpatient, Case Management and Drug Testing with Judicial Oversight (Aspire – Contract Provider)
75% Success RateProfessional TrainingAnnual Treatment Professionals Training
CADCA “Prescription Drug Community Forum”National Alcohol & Drug Addiction Recovery MonthAnnual Recovery Walk/Run - September 19
thSlide40
Presentation Overview
Mission Statement
Organizational ChartStrategic Goals
Drug TrendsAccomplishmentsGrantsSlide41
Grants
Federal GrantsDrug Free Communities Support Program ($650K)Drug Prevention - Middle, High School, Young Adults & Parents
Training, Education and Social Marketing CampaignsData CollectionFederal Stop Act Grant ($192K)
Focus on 12-20 year old to prevent and reduce underage drinkingEvidence-based programs, enforcement details, social marketingState Grant
DCF Partnership for Success Grant ($1.1M)Focus on 10-17 year old to prevent and reduce underage drinkingEvidence-based programs, parent engagement, enforcement, social marketing, TIPS retailer training, household surveySlide42
Drug Free Office Overview and Drug Trends
Health Services Department
August 25, 2015