ADAI Resources: Clark County

Clark County, Washington Clark County, with its lower Columbia River bottom and benchlands, and forested Cascade foothills, is located on the border of southwestern Washington. The county was named after the U.S. Army Officer, Captain William Clark, whose expedition descended the Columbia River in November 1805. The area was organized into Clark County by the Oregon Territorial government in 1850.

General County Information

Treatment and Prevention

Clark County Health District. General health and epidemiologic information for Clark County.
Southwest Washington Health District. General health and epidemiologic information for Skamania and Clark Counties.
Clark County Substance Abuse Advisory Board. Description of the Board's role in the county, plus treatment resources and links to local ATOD services.

Criminal Justice

Drug Court Contacts. Adult and juvenile drug court contact information.

Statistics

Clark County: Drug Use and Epidemiology. ADAI Research Brief 04-02.
Risk and Protective Profile for Substance Abuse Prevention for Clark County, Profile of Substance Use and Need for Treatment Services in Clark County. Source: RDA.

Washington State Resources Home

Updated 3/2003
http://depts.washington.edu/adai/wa/clark.htm