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The Clark County Agency for Substance Abuse Policy (CC-ASAP) was created as a result of action taken by the 2000 Kentucky General Assembly to promote the reduction of alcohol, tobacco and other drug use through the implementation of comprehensive research-based strategies (KRS 12.330).

History

KY-ASAP was created 2000 by the General Assemby to promote the reduction of alcohol, tobacco and other drug use in Kentucky by working with communities to help them identify existing needs and resources.

The Clark County ASAP Board was established in 2004. By following an extensive needs assessment of the community they identify gaps in services and needs to develop strategies that best utilize existing resources. They also work to secure new resources to sustain existing initiatives and create new opportunities while providing critical substance abuse prevention and treatment services to the community. Board members include members of local civic groups, school system, law enforcement, health department, family resource centers, treatment facilities, community leaders, drug court coordinators, and concerned citizens.

For more information about the local board, question regarding any information provided in this resource guid, and/or program funding requirements, contact Janna Smith at (859) 744-1599 or email jannasmith@clarkcountyasap.org. We also have a contact form you can use, simply click on Contact Us in the list on the left of this page.

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