Armstrong-Indiana-Clarion

Drug & Alcohol Commission, Inc.

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Mission Statement

The mission of the Armstrong-Indiana-Clarion Drug and Alcohol Commission is to address the abuse and destructive effects of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs through prevention, intervention, treatment, and case management.

Vision Statement

The vision of the Armstrong-Indiana-Clarion Drug and Alcohol Commission is to maximize resources that empower change to improve the quality of life for individuals, families, and the community impacted by the abuse and destructive effects of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs.

Kami Anderson, Executive Director

Erin Eisenman, Board President

About Us

Our Services

Our prevention specialist can help you find the right program for your needs. Our Case Managers and Certified Recovery Specialists can help you in finding solutions for treatment. At AICDAC, we help to remove barriers for individuals seeking recovery.

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Business News & Resources

AICDAC Prevention Staff Head to Harrisburg

AICDAC Prevention staff had the opportunity to attend the annual Commonwealth Prevention Alliance (CPA) Conference, which brought together prevention professionals from across Pennsylvania. The conference was held in Harrisburg and provided valuable opportunities for learning, collaboration, and the exchange of best practices in prevention.

Emerging Youth Drug Trends

On May 27, 2026, AICDAC hosted an informative presentation on youth emerging drug trends. The presentation was hosted at Lenape Technical School in Armstrong County for parents/caregivers to learn about what items are being sold in local vape shops that aren’t typical nicotine products.

The presentation was designed and presented by AICDAC Prevention Specialist II, Lindsay Earley. AICDAC offered a catered dinner to all attendees and a chance to win a family pass to the Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium.

A special thank you to the Armstrong Drug Free Coalition for developing the idea for the event and supporting AICDAC’s efforts in prevention in the community.

High School Students Participate in Project Sticker Shock

AICDAC and local high school students throughout the three counties recently partnered with alcohol distributors to participate in Project Sticker Shock. This program places warning stickers on cases of alcohol to remind adults not to purchase or provide alcohol to minors — knowingly or unknowingly. With prom and graduation season upon us, this is an especially crucial time to raise awareness about the dangers and legal consequences of underage drinking. We want to remind all patrons that providing alcohol to anyone under the age of twenty-one is against the law. Together, we can help keep youth safe and promote healthy, responsible choices within our communities.