• Chemical odors coming from the house, garbage or a detached  building.
• Garbage containing numerous bottles, containers, and materials such as  those mentioned earlier in other articles.
• Coffee filters, bed sheets or other material stained from filtering red  phosphorus or other chemicals. 
• Occupant sets his garbage for pick-up in another neighbor's collection area. 

There are actions that "you" as a private citizen can take to ensure methamphetamine manufacturing and drug dealing is not occurring in your neighborhood.

• If there is a life threatening emergency situation - please call 911.
•  If you observe unusual activity of a non-emergency nature.. please report your concerns to the Drug Task Force.

What to expect when you call the Drug Task Force:  

• Your call will be answered by a recorded message.
• Please state your name, address, telephone number, and pertinent details of the drug activity you are reporting. 

Be patient....you will receive a call back from a Drug Task Force member within a week.
   

NEVER CONFRONT YOUR NEIGHBOR with your suspicions, enter a suspected lab or put yourself in danger of health effects from chemicals.