Bulloch Alcohol And Drug Council Home Page

The Bulloch County Alcohol and Drug Council is a non-profit organization, mandated by the Bulloch County Grand Jury and chartered by the Secretary of State on June 28th, 1974.

The council's 12 members are appointed by Statesboro and Bulloch County from a cross section of the community. Serving without pay, the council acts as an advisory board to discourage the abuse of alcohol and drugs, to educate toward prevention of abuse, and to assist in providing treatment and rehabilitation for those suffering from addiction.

To fulfill this mission, the council sponsors a "kaleidoscope" of projects:

Conducting School and community education programs
Offering literature and films as educational resources
Providing referrals for treatment

Among the programs sponsored or supported by the council are the Red Ribbon Campaign, Bulloch County's PRIDE Team, PRIME For Life, student intervention programs, Georgia Southern University Student Community Agency, and a Georgia Southern University-Ogeechee Technical College scholarship.