• Chemical odors coming from the house, garbage or detached buildings.
• 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.

1. If you observe unusual activities please report your concerns by calling the Drug Task Force number anytime you have information on suspected drug activity that does not require immediate response.
2. If there is a life threatening emergency please call 911

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</li>

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.