Has a prescription drop off box just inside the door.

Do lot leave them in the RX bottle. (No ID) I took a load of my late husbands meds and RX's I had for me that I didn't even remember. Sometimes the back of the kitchen cabinet is not the place to put this out of date/use stuff.

empty water bottle with kitty litter and add some water. Then put the cap on the water bottle and toss it.

That is what some hospices do.

Just don’t flush them

If police or fire departments are not collecting, ask your library. edit: adding Walgreens

drugs can be flushed and which should be taken back. Kaiser, Walgreen's, some Kroger's I saw in my zip code. Some doctors' offices also have drug bins and used syringe bins.

Many pharmacies and healthcare facilities participate and have a drop box.

Check here for a location near you:

https://www.fda.gov/drugs/disposal-unused-medicines-what-you-should-know/drug-disposal-drug-take-back-locations

They also accept used prescription containers because they have a machine that will remove the label and sanitize them.

You can put up to 8 oz in one. When my dad and my uncle both died at 90 and 94 (on the same day) I eventually filled six of them. Dropped them at the post office.

I saw a locked drop box at Rite Aid, but I thought maybe it was for narcotics or something potentially dangerous. I'll ask around.