JAY COUNTY DRUG PREVENTION COALITION
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Statistics for 
Jay County

Tobacco & Health in Jay County
  • Total Population: 21,253
  • Percentage of Adults who Smoke: 28.8% = 4,502 smokers
  • Percentage of Pregnant Women who Smoke: 13.4%
  • Deaths Attributed to Smoking (Annually): 36
  • Deaths Attributed to Second-hand Smoke (Annually): 4
  • Number of Individuals with a Smoking Related Illness: 1,066
  • Economic Burden of Secondhand Smoke: $7.1 million

Location

100 N. Meridian Street 
Portland, Indiana
47371

About Us

​As a community partner we support, advocate, and promote legal, state, and national efforts to prevent and reduce the harmful effects of alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use among youth and adults in Jay County, Indiana.

The Jay County Drug Prevention Coalition (JCDPC) is part of the statewide network of the
 Indiana Commission to Combat Drug Abuse. The JCDPC is the Local Coordinating Council (LCC) for the community.  

Contact Us

(260) 251-3259
jcdpccontact@gmail.com

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  • Home
    • About Us
  • Prevention
    • TOBACCO PREVENTION
    • More Prevention
    • Jay Co Statistics
  • Recovery
    • Peer Addiction Support Team
    • Indiana Recovery Network
  • Resources
    • Programs & Services Offered >
      • Strengthening Families Program
      • CRAFT Program
      • VOICE
      • ACTS
    • Other Resources >
      • Talk, They Hear You
      • Mental Health First Aid
      • Botvin LifeSkills Training
      • Parents Who Host Lose The Most
      • Adverse Childhood Experiences >
        • CDC: Vital Signs
        • ACEs Quiz
        • ACEs Training
  • Blog
  • DONATE