A formalized, multi-sector, county-wide coalition encompassing all of Ingham Countyto achieve its vision of reducing use and misuse of

alcohol, and other drugs to plan, coordinate, and evaluate substance abuse

prevention and treatment services available in our county

www.drugfreeingham.org

Ingham County has successfully convened a wide variety of stakeholders from around the county with 17 active voting members and 30 participating non-voting members

Health, Human Services, Courts, Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Providers, Schools, Law Enforcement, Workforce development, Government officials, pharmaceuticals, local colleges and the Lansing Lugnuts are represented

The vision of ISAP is that:use and misuse of alcohol, tobacco, and

other drugs are reduced in Ingham Countyprevention and treatment services are more

available, accessible and affordable for everyone within the county

cultural and social norms shift so that alcohol misuse, drug and tobacco use by adults; and alcohol, tobacco, and drug use by youth in the county is perceived as negative behavior by all community members

county residents are increasingly engaged in healthy lifestyles

Coalition sustainability and capacity building

Use of data and data-driven decision making Alcohol: Access and Useadultsyouth

TobaccoOther drugs and misuse of prescription

drugs

Surveyed Ingham County Youth in grades 6, 8, 10, and 12 in 2004, 2006, and 2008

A county sample was established in 2006 and 2008 for comparison purposes (2004 was not a representative county sample)

Measures risk and protective factors within the four domains: community, family, school, and peer/individual

Risk and Protective factors have been shown to influence the likelihood of academic success, school dropout, substance abuse, violence, and delinquency among youth

2008 Ingham County Prevention Needs Assessment Data

For all age groups, alcohol is the most

frequently used drug.

Cigarettes and marijuana are the

next most frequently used for older

youth.

One individual, between 1983 and 2005, had 397 incident reports. In 374 of these, the subject was the accused, and in 23 the victim. The subject was arrested 124 times.

One individual, between 1983 and 2005, had 397 incident reports. In 374 of these, the subject was the accused, and in 23 the victim. The subject was arrested 124 times.

Medical: hospital visits, average $493/visit X 90: $44,353$44,353 Shelter (food/treatment): $480/year x 20 years: $9,600 $9,600 Patrol Officer: $38.46/hour x 1,191 hours: $45,806$45,806

Dispatch: $34/hour x 66.1 dispatch hours: $2,247 $2,247Jail: $33.40/hour x 248 hours + food costs ($341): $8,624 $8,624

Fire Department: $400/transport x 90 transports: $36,000$36,000Court: $175 x 300:

$52,500$52,500 Attorney: $120 x 280: $33,600$33,600Pros.: $137 x 20: $2,740 $2,740 Co. Jail: $47.56 x 100: $4,676 $4,676

TOTAL: $239,646.36$239,646.36

Become an active, voting member of our county’s substance abuse prevention coalition.

Pass a resolution to endorse the activities of the county’s coalition and assist the coalition in providing data.

Host or support a local community awareness presentation.

ISAP coalition meets the third Thursday of the at the South Precinct, corner of Holmes and S. Cedar

Coffee and light breakfast, 8:00 – 8:30 Meeting 8:30-10:00