Exhibit D List of Collectors By County.xlsx

This is an exhibit document providing a comprehensive list of medication take-back collectors across Colorado counties as of February 24, 2026, organized by county and collector type. The document details 174 state-funded medication collectors distributed across 62 counties throughout Colorado, supporting the Colorado Household Medication Take-Back Program. Collectors are categorized into three types: Law Enforcement (LE) agencies with 87 collectors representing 50 percent of the total; Retail Pharmacies (R) with 44 collectors representing 25 percent; and Health Care Pharmacies (HC) with 43 collectors representing 25 percent. The list includes specific facility names, locations, and collector classifications for each county, ranging from sheriff offices and police departments to hospital outpatient pharmacies and retail pharmacy chains such as Genoa Pharmacy, Kaiser Permanente, and various independent pharmacies.

The exhibit demonstrates a statewide distribution strategy for medication disposal services, with prominent representation from major population centers including Denver, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, and Boulder, as well as coverage in rural and frontier counties. Law enforcement agencies comprise the majority of collectors, reflecting their established role in community medication management services. Health care providers and retail pharmacies supplement law enforcement capacity, creating a multi-sector approach to ensure accessible medication take-back services across both urban and rural Colorado communities. The document serves as a reference tool for citizens, healthcare providers, and program administrators to identify convenient medication disposal locations by county.