Drug Rehabs for Tulsa, OK

In 2002 there were over 2,800 admissions to drug rehabs for Tulsa County residents. While there are several drug rehab centers in the Tulsa area, few have been able to demonstrate long-term effectiveness. We can help people from the following areas find effective drug rehab help in addition to Tulsa as well: Bartlesville, Bixby, Broken Arrow, Catoosa, Durant, Henryetta, Hugo, Jenks, McAlester, Muskogee, Owasso, Ponca City, Sallisaw, Sand Springs, and other surrounding areas.

As of May of 2003, there was only one drug court operating in Tulsa for more than two years, but three additional drug courts had been recently implemented.

Tulsa has both one of the two international airports in the state, as well as one of two major river ports, which make the sale and transportion of illegal substances easier in the city.

Tulsa Drug Rehab Information

There were nearly 2,400 drug arrests in Tulsa in 2002, which was down from over 2,800 in 2000. More than 70% of arrestees in Tulsa in 2002 tested positive for either methamphetamine, cocaine, marijuana or heroin.

More than 56% of adult male arrestees in Tulsa reported using marijuana in the last year, and the average number of days that were indicated for using marijuana in the last month was 11. This compares to 48% of adult females who reported marijuana use in the last year. There were an average of about 250 juvenile drug arrests in Tulsa over each of the last three years.

With methamphetamine having been a major problem in throughout the city of Tulsa and state of Oklahoma in recent years, there were 27 children found at meth lab sites in Tulsa during the first 100 days of 2003 that were taken into custoday. Oklahoma has since reduced the number of meth labs busted by limiting availability of ephedrine-based products in the state.

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