Willcox Meth Task Force

The Willcox Meth Task Force (WMTF) was formed by key community members in hopes to prevent the first use of meth.  Prevention is achieved by an aggressive education campaign within the Willcox community and its surrounding regions.

DR. DAWN K. WALKER  

As Chief of Staff at Northern Cochise Community Hospital, from 2003 - 2007, Dr. Walker co-founded the WMTF in hopes to educate the community on the effects of meth and to help protect Willcox's youth from starting meth.  At that time, she was confronted on a daily basis of the medical aspects of meth's use.  Dr. Walker is Residency Trained and Board Certified in Family Practice with an emphasis in pediatrics and addictionology.

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To learn more about how your community can start an Anti-Meth Campaign, visit our FAQ page.

CHIEF JAKE WEAVER 

Police Chief Weaver, and co-founder of the WMTF, has served as the Director of Public Safety since 2003.  During this time, his department has conducted over 50 drug raids.  In February of 2006, the WPD seized the largest meth lab in Arizona to date.

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Willcox Meth Task Force Members

 The WMTF is a sub-committee of Willcox Against Substance Abuse (WASA) which is directed by Mrs. Sally White.

Other members include:

LaDonna Burgess, Retired from SSVEC

Lineva Donahue, NCCH Public Relations

Steven Kibler, CPS Project Specialist

Mayor Sam Lindsey

Mark Lucke, XWave 104.9 FM and KHIL 1250 AM Radio Stations Manager

Ed O'Connell, Retired teacher from WHS and Retired Judge Willcox Magistrate Court

Katie Skaarer, WES Counselor

Pat Stark, Willcox's Elk's Lodge #2131 Drug Awareness Chairman