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Midessa Community Alliance Coalition

MCAC

On September 1, 2019, community leaders from Midland and Odessa merged to become Midessa Community Alliance Coalition (MCAC). MCAC represents a collaboration of diverse citizens forming an alliance focused on our community’s youth. Our Goal is to change social norms and policies to reduce the incidence and impact of alcohol, nicotine and the products, marijuana, and prescription misuse.

Who, What, When

A coalition is a community-based formal arrangement for a cooperation and collaboration among community in which each group retains its identity but agree to work together toward a common goal of building safe, healthy, and drug-free communities. (I feel this needs to be added to let people know what a coalition is) People involved in coalitions share one basic trait-THEY ARE DETERMINED TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE! If you are committed to the idea of improving our community, reducing drug use in our youth, and ensuring better lives for us all please consider becoming part of the MCAC.

Meetings Are Held

Meetings are held the first Thursday of each month at 10:00 a.m.

Location:TBD
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
Clara Pride, COALITION COORDINATOR
CPRIDE@PBRCADA.ORG
432-580-5100

  • For more information on NARCAN please contact: Sara Hinshaw, Program Director

    shinshaw@pbrcada.org
    432-580-5100

  • Other Services Provided:

    In Plain Sight: Mock Bedroom Setup, Prevention

    Presentations and Education, Resources

    Fairs, Policy Changes, Volunteering

Coalition Accomplishments

SHO UPDATE:

July 25, 2022, makes 5 years our Social Host Accountability Ordinance has been in effect in the City of Odessa and this year we are able to update our SHO to include Party buses, limousines, and other motor vehicles. This is a huge accomplishment for MCAC in the state of Texas being the first city ever to include this in the Ordinance.

NARCAN:

Proud to be able to provide our local law enforcment and first responders with NARCAN so they can continue to serve our community in need. Opioid overdoeses are on the rise in our community, and we want to continue to keep our communities safe as possible.

Controlled Substance Disposal Locations

The tool below, courtesy of the DEA’s Diversion Control Division, allows you to discover the closest disposal locations for any expired or unneeded prescription drugs you need to dispose of.