Disclaimer/PrivacyThe Unified Prevention Coalition (UPC) and this web site are partially funded with a Drug Free Communities Support Program federal grant administered by the Office of National Drug Control Policy and SAMHSA. UPC is also funded with Student Safety and Wellness Schools and Communities Act funds from the U.S. Department of Education. |
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Information CollectionVirginia law requires that state bodies not collect personal information about citizens unless it is required to provide services for the citizen. When personal information is collected, it must be protected from unauthorized access, use, or disclosure, and FCPS or Unified Prevention Coalition is required to provide a prescribed procedure by which you may learn the purpose for which information has been recorded and how the agency will use and disseminate it. In General, FCPS or Unified Prevention Coalition does not capture personal information about any visitor to its site without his or her permission. When you browse the FCPS or Unified Prevention Coalition web site without logging on to any of the interactive online services, you do so anonymously. Personal information, such as your name, address, phone number, or e-mail address, is not collected as you browse. Information, such as your domain name, Internet protocol number, browser type, and date and time of your visit, is collected but not tied to your personal identity. FCPS or Unified Prevention Coalition uses this information to track the number of customers who visit the site and to identify the most popular pages so that the division can improve site content and accessibility. |