Exhibit D List of Collectors By County.xlsx

This document is an exhibit listing the collectors participating in Colorado's Household Medication Take-Back Program as of February 24, 2026. The program is administered by the State of Colorado and operates across 62 counties. The network comprises 174 state-funded medication collectors categorized into three types: 87 law enforcement agencies (50 percent), 44 retail pharmacies (25 percent), and 43 healthcare facility pharmacies (25 percent). The collectors are distributed across all Colorado counties and include municipal police departments, county sheriff offices, independent pharmacies, hospital outpatient pharmacies, and health care facility pharmacies. Examples of participating entities include Denver Health facilities, Kaiser Permanente locations, Children's Hospital Colorado, and various county sheriff offices throughout the state.

The listing provides a comprehensive geographic distribution of medication collection points designed to maximize public access to safe medication disposal across urban, suburban, and rural areas. Collector locations range from major metropolitan areas such as Denver and Colorado Springs to smaller communities in remote counties including Mineral, Kiowa, and Yuma. The program operates without specific contract pricing terms detailed in this exhibit, as this document serves solely as a reference list of active collection sites and their classifications by county and collector type.