CAHS’ Prevention and Wellness Division rolled out its fourth installment of the major awareness campaign, known as “Project Sticker Shock,” on March 22, at the St. Francisville Market in West Feliciana Parish.
The campaign warns that penalties for buying alcohol for persons under 21 include arrest, jail, fines, and loss of driver’s license.
The “Sticker Shock” campaign event in St. Francisville included the participation of students who placed warning decals and posters on coolers and shelves where alcoholic beverages are sold. Media ads, and social media posts also rounded out the initiative.
CAHS Prevention Coordinator Dawn Collins serves as the “Sticker Shock” Project Coordinator, and Prevention Program Monitor Supervisor Yolanda Yancy led the St. Francisville event.
CAHS appreciates the strong support and participation of the following persons and agencies:
- Abby Cochran, Mayor Pro Tem, St. Francisville
- Brian Spillman, Sheriff, West Feliciana Parish
- Thomas Gossen, State Trooper and Public Information Officer, Louisiana State Police
- Hazel Knighten, Coordinator, West Feliciana Prevention Coalition
- Barry Breaud, Store Manager, St. Francisville Market
- Heather DeSalvo, Assistant Principal, West Feliciana High School
- Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) club members, West Feliciana High School
- Laneeta Ewing, Math Teacher and School Sponsor of SADD
