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Tuolumne County Behavioral Health This is the official page for Tuolumne County Behavioral Health Department.

Normal Business Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 am to 5 pm; Walk-In Support Services: Monday through Sunday, 8 am to 7 pm; Closed on Holidays; and 24 Hour Crisis Phone Services: (209) 533-7000 or Toll Free (800) 630-1130

10/14/2026

Free dental care is coming to Sonora! On November 9th-10th, 8:00am-5:00pm, Smile Dental Services will have a mobile dental van in the parking lot of the Tuolumne County Public Health Department at 20111 Cedar Rd. N.

Mathiesen Memorial Health Clinic and the Tuolumne Me-Wuk Indian Health Center will be onsite to help connect you with ongoing dental care, including for Medi-Cal clients.

The event is open to all in Tuolumne County! Walk-ins will be welcomed as space allows, but we recommend that you call now to reserve a spot: (888) 585-3368.

Thank you to Health Net Managed Care for bringing this opportunity to Tuolumne County!

10/14/2026

CALAVERAS COUNTY “DROP THE DRUGS” DAY

The Calaveras County “Drop the Drugs” initiative, sponsored by the DEA and hosted by the Calaveras County Sheriff’s Office, is scheduled for Saturday, October 24th, 2026, from 10 am to 2 pm. This essential community event will offer two convenient locations for participants to use: Calaveras Lumber, located at 155 South Main Street, Angels Camp, and Toyon Middle School, on Highway 12 between San Andreas and Valley Springs.

“Drop the Drugs” Day provides an invaluable opportunity for residents to safely and responsibly dispose of any expired, unused, or unwanted prescription drugs. Our dedicated deputies will be stationed at each site to receive these materials. We kindly request that all identifying information on medicine containers be either marked out or removed to ensure complete anonymity. It’s important to emphasize that this service is entirely free, and participants will not be subjected to any questioning.

Since the inception of this program in 2011, Calaveras County’s “Drop the Drugs” events, in partnership with the DEA, have successfully removed thousands of pounds of potentially hazardous drugs and medications from our community. Historically, improper disposal methods such as flushing medicines down toilets or tossing them in the trash have posed significant safety, environmental, and health risks. Returning unused drugs to law enforcement agencies for proper disposal remains the safest and most environmentally responsible method, and the DEA is proud to support this initiative.

For those community members who may be unable to attend the event on October 24th, we have established permanent “Drug Drop Boxes” at two convenient locations: the Calaveras County Sheriff’s Office in San Andreas and the Angels Camp Police Department. These boxes are available for drug drop-offs during regular business hours, supporting our ongoing efforts to keep our community safe and clean.

For more information about the Calaveras County "Drop the Drugs" program or the upcoming event on October 24th, 2026, please contact Deputy Tylor Byrd at 209-754-2895 or by email at [email protected].

Columbia College Wellness Fair!!!!
10/14/2026

Columbia College Wellness Fair!!!!

10/13/2026
10/12/2026

🎃 Come to our Halloween party and be creative, ooky, and spooky and carve some pumpkins! BYOP! We will have tools to use, watch Halloween Movies, and be snacking on Halloween treats. Happening on October 30th from 3pm till 7pm in our Community Space at 134 N Washington St, Sonora, CA.

10/07/2026

We will be in Groveland this afternoon with free flu shots! Come see us from 3-6 p.m. at the Groveland Library/Museum!

10/07/2026

Sometimes “I’m fine” means exactly that.

And sometimes, it means I don’t know how to say what I’m really feeling.

The people we love don’t always ask for help directly. Sometimes the invitation is hidden in a quiet answer, a change in behavior, or the things they stop saying.

Maybe “I’m fine” is worth a second question:
“Are you sure? I’m here if you want to talk.”

Read more: If You’re Hearing “I’m Fine,” It May Be Time for a Deeper Conversation.

Because sometimes, listening a little longer can make all the difference. ❤️https://behavioralhealthnews.org/if-youre-hearing-im-fine-it-may-be-time-for-a-deeper-conversation/

When someone says "I'm fine," it may signal unspoken struggle – this piece explores why deeper conversations about depression can save lives.

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