History

In 1989, Governor Bayh established the Governor's Commission for a Drug-Free Indiana  within the Criminal Justice Institute.  This new commission's purpose was to lead Indiana's fight against alcohol and other drugs.  That same year, 10 (now 6) regional offices and 92 Local Coordinating Councils (LCC)were formed.  Each county has its own LCC - ours is the Pulaski County Drug Free Council (PCDFC).  Find out more...

Membership

The membership of the PCDFC is representative of most LCCs and includes volunteers from a variety of institutions and organizations including education, treatment, social services, and local police. Youth, parents, and private businesses are also represented. New members are welcome. Find out more...

Links

Don't forget to visit Pulaski County's official web site and/or our other helpful links.

Purpose

The Pulaski County Drug Free Council (PCDFC) acts as Pulaski County's Local Coordinating Council (LCC) of the Governor's Commission for a Drug-Free Indiana.  It strives with the concerns of all our population, but especially our youth, in the area of drug, alcohol and tobacco abuses in this community.  Reaching the community in a helpful way in that Pulaski County may continue to be a safe and healthy place to live and raise families is its goal.  The areas of prevention/education, law enforcement/justice, and treatment are the target areas to receive program funding by the Drug Free selected monies. Read bylaws...

Meetings

The meetings of the PCDFC are open to the public.  Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of every month at 3:30PM.  Meetings are held in the Pulaski County Justice Center In even months, and at the West Central School in odd months.  Call the coordinator if interested in attending. Read minutes...

Grants

Each year, the PCDFC awards grant monies to the community for qualifying programs. Find out more...