Linn Facts
Current Issue:
Youth Who Gamble Report Higher Rates of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Marijuana Use
Previous issues of Linn Facts:
Where Linn County Youth Obtain Alcohol
Linn County Youth Are Drinking Earlier
Perception of Parental Disapproval Influences Underage Drinking
Youth Report Parents Not Talking About Dangers of Drug Use
Teens Driving Teens: Alcohol Adds to the Risk
Youth Perceive Prescription Drugs as Safe Alternative
Linn County Youth Report Higher Rate of Binge Drinking
Alcohol Use Increases with School Transition
Holiday Events Can Increase Alcohol Availability for Teens
Important Ways Parents Can Prevent Underage Drinking:
1. Do not provide alcohol to youth: Don’t furnish alcohol to minors or allow youth to consume alcohol in your home.
Oregon Alcohol Laws and Minors
2. If you keep alcohol in your home, lock it up: Know how much alcohol you have and keep it away from kids.
3. Set direct family policies about not using alcohol: Family Alcohol Contract
What should I do if I think my child may be using alcohol or other drugs?
Signs and Symptoms of Teen Drinking or Other Drug Use
If You Suspect Your Child is Using Alcohol or Other Drugs
Linn County Alcohol & Drug Treatment Program
Resources:
Resources: Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention