Our community partners
We have a strong network of community partners who believe in and support the work of the Jackson County Prevention Coalition.
Each organization brings insight and resources to the table to help us achieve our mission.
We are grateful for these supporters:
- Area Substance Abuse Council (ASAC)
- Andrew School District
- Bellevue Chamber of Commerce
- Bellevue Police Department
- Bellevue School District
- City Council of Maquoketa
- City of Maquoketa
- City of Maquoketa Police Department
- Easton Valley Community School District
- Hillcrest Family Services
- Iowa State Patrol
- Jackson County Board of Health
- Jackson County Board of Supervisors
- Jackson County Regional Health Center
- Jackson County Sheriff’s Department
- KMAQ
- Local Access TV Channel 22
- Maquoketa Community Schools
- Maquoketa Kiwanis Club
- Maquoketa Ministerial Association
- Maquoketa Sentinel Press
- Maquoketa YMCA
- Osterhaus Pharmacy
- Sabula Police Department
- St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
- Voy Theaters
Meet Some JCPC Partners
Coalition Partner spotlight-Jackson County Regional Health Center serves all of Jackson County as well as the surrounding counties. Jackson County Regional Health Center moved to their new facility on March 4, 2021. The hospital is a vital coalition member as they are prescribers of opioids as well as treating people with substance use related health needs. The hospital assists the coalition in gathering data and implementing strategies to reduce opioid use.
All 4 police departments in Jackson County have new Chiefs leading them in the last year. Maquoketa Police Chief Brad Koranda retired at the end of 2021. During his tenure the medication drop box was installed in the lobby of the law center, the first in the county which led to all 4 police departments in the county. The Maquoketa Police Department is now led by Chief Brendan Zeimet and we look forward to partnering with them on long standing projects including medication take back events, alcohol compliance checks, planning and assessment of community needs and safety checks.
Bellevue Police has a new chief this year as well, Chief Dennis Schroeder leads the Bellevue Department. Chief Schroeder has been a coalition partner for the last 7 years. He works with the coalition on managing the drop box at Bellevue City Hall, medication take back events, safety checks as well as alcohol compliance checks. Chief Schroeder has been leading the DARE program in Bellevue for over 25 years. We thank him for his long and dedicated service.
Congratulations to our 2022 Partners in Retail!
