The document outlines an agenda for a workshop on combating meth use in Jellico, Tennessee. The agenda includes a film about the Montana Meth Project, an overview of the local "I Hate Meth" project, introductions from participants on ideas to address the meth crisis, a presentation from the leaders of "I Hate Meth", small group discussions, and concluding next steps. The goals of the project are to educate the community on meth dangers, conduct a local media campaign, collaborate across the region, and research other state initiatives. Resources for the project include local government, treatment programs, and advisory groups.

1. Project Overview “ I Hate Meth” Workshop Jellico, Tennessee Clear Fork Watershed Council February 15, 2011

2. Agenda Welcome--Dr. Raul Vila--Montana Meth Project film clips (10 minutes) Overview of the CFWC “I Hate Meth Project” --Derek Douglas (10 minutes) Go around Introductions asking question, “What is the first thing that comes to your mind as the best idea you have to respond to the meth crisis in our community” (20 minutes)

3. 4. Jonathan Luallen and Toby Young of “I Hate Meth” / questions (15 minutes) 5. Small group session (25 minutes) 6. Next Steps/Conclusion (10 minutes)

4. Project Goals from –Community Meth Symposium, Nov. 16, 2010 Week long series of community education events about Methamphetamine dangers Local media campaign aimed at potential users. Work with others on meth related developments across water basin. Research state-wide initiatives.

5. Scientific & Technical Council of Advisors Issues Advisory Tennessee now accounts for 75 percent of the meth lab seizures in the entire southeastern United States Methamphetamine is a dramatically increasing threat in Kentucky, particularly in the rural areas of the state where local production of the drug is rampant

6. Team/Resources/Assets City of Jellico/Jellico City Police “ I Hate Meth”, HateMeth.com Scientific & Technical Cncl. Of Advisors/Clear Fork Watershed Council Jellico Community Hospital Reclaiming Futures Treatment Program—Whitley County, KY Celebrate Recovery/ A.A.

7. Procedures Presentation/Leadership by Toby Young and Jonathan Luallen Community Discussion “ I Hate Meth” week activities with Mr. JJ Hatmaker & Mr. Joe Hopson Next Steps—Mrs. Doris Stiers FOR MORE INFO ON METH: Tennessee Methamphetamine Task Force 1 877 TNN-Meth

9. CFWC “I Hate Meth” Project Projected Activities Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun July Sep Oct Nov Dec “ I Hate Meth” Week Phase 2 Symposium