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All Federal Grant Awards
Project Grant H79TI081045
Award Date
9/30/18
Completion Date
9/29/24
Dollars Obligated
$3.2M
Overview
Activity
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Transactions
22
Subawards
Similar Awards
Funding Federal Agency
SAMHSA Center for Substance Abuse Treatment
Awarding Federal Agency
SAMHSA Division of Grants Management
Awardee
Pima County (FVS1C9XG5748)
Federal Grant Program
93.243
Assistance Type
Project Grant
Place of Performance
Arizona, USA
Update #1
Update #2
PIMA COUNTY PROBLEM SOLVING COURTS INITIATIVE
Posted 8/8/18
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PIMA COUNTY PROBLEM SOLVING COURTS INITIATIVE
($37k)
4/8/25
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PIMA COUNTY PROBLEM SOLVING COURTS INITIATIVE - THE PIMA COUNTY SPECIALTY COURT INITIATIVE WILL PROVIDE MULTIPLE POINTS OF INTERVENTION FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS WHO ARE INVOLVED IN THE LEGAL SYSTEM. THROUGH A CONTINUUM OF SPECIALTY COURT PROGRAMS IN MISDEMEANOR AND FELONY SYSTEMS, HIGH-RISK/HIGH-NEED INDIVIDUALS WILL BE QUICKLY IDENTIFIED, ASSESSED AND REFERRED TO TREATMENT AND WRAPAROUND RESOURCES WHILE FOLLOWING A COURT MONITORED PROGRAM THAT ADHERES TO BEST PRACTICE STANDARDS. PIMA COUNTY, HOME TO OVER ONE MILLION RESIDENTS (MOST IN RESIDING IN THE TUCSON METROPOLITAN AREA), IS ON THE SOUTHERN EDGE OF ARIZONA AND SHARES A 126-MILE BORDER WITH MEXICO. THE POPULATION IS 52.4% NON-HISPANIC WHITE, 36.8% HISPANIC OR LATINO, 4.1% BLACK, 2.4% AMERICAN INDIAN OR ALASKA NATIVE, 2.8% ASIAN OR PACIFIC ISLANDER, AND 2.5% REPORTING TWO MORE RACES. BECAUSE OF OUR PROXIMITY TO THE BORDER WE CONTINUE TO BE ONE OF THE MOST HEAVILY TRAFFICKED CORRIDORS FOR DRUGS IN THE COUNTRY, AND AS A RESULT TUCSON POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORTS THAT THE NUMBER OF DRUG-RELATED FELONY ARRESTS HAS INCREASED 30% OVER THE LAST FOUR YEARS. THE TARGET POPULATION UNDER THIS GRANT WILL BE INDIVIDUALS WITH EITHER MISDEMEANOR OR FELONY CHARGES, SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS AS A PRIMARY CONDITION, WITH A FOCUS ON THOSE WHO ALSO SUFFER FROM CO-OCCURRING MENTAL HEALTH CONCERNS, AND A CLINICAL AND CRIMINOGENIC ACUITY LEVEL OF HIGH-RISK/HIGH-NEED. IN EACH OF FIVE YEARS, THE PIMA COUNTY SPECIALTY COURT INITIATIVE SEEKS TO REDUCE SUBSTANCE USE AND CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS AMONG INDIVIDUALS INVOLVED IN THE JUSTICE SYSTEM BY: 1) EXPANDING ENROLLMENT AND ACCESS TO RESOURCES IN THE FELONY DRUG TREATMENT ALTERNATIVE TO PRISON (DTAP) AND DRUG COURT PROGRAMS; 2) CREATING A CONSOLIDATED MISDEMEANOR PROBLEM SOLVING COURT (CMPSC) TO PROVIDE EARLIER INTERVENTION FOR HIGH-RISK/HIGH-NEED INDIVIDUALS WITH CO-OCCURRING SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS; 3) FORMING THE PIMA COUNTY PROBLEM SOLVING COURT COLLABORATIVE WITH MEMBERSHIP FROM EACH SPECIALTY COURT AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS, TO INCREASE COLLABORATION, SHARING OF INFORMATION, AND RESOURCES ACROSS ALL COURTS AND WITH OTHER SYSTEMS; AND 4) ENSURING ADHERENCE TO THE 10 KEY COMPONENTS AND DRUG COURT BEST PRACTICE STANDARDS FOR EACH PARTICIPATING COURT. TO ACCOMPLISH THE ABOVE GOALS BY WORKING WITH COURT STAFF AND THE INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAM (AS WELL AS OUTSIDE EVALUATORS TO MEASURE PROGRESS), OUR INITIATIVE WILL: A) SERVE AT LEAST 100 NEW INDIVIDUALS EVERY YEAR (500 OVER THE LIFE OF THE GRANT), B) ENSURE EVERY PARTICIPANT IS EVALUATED FOR MEDICATION-ASSISTED TREATMENT (MAT), C) ASSESS PARTICIPANTS USING VALIDATED TOOLS TO DETERMINE THEIR RISK AND NEED LEVEL, AND CREATE AN INDIVIDUALIZED PLAN THAT REFLECTS BOTH TREATMENT AND SOCIAL SERVICE NEEDS, D) EACH PARTICIPANT IS REFERRED TO THE APPROPRIATE LEVEL OF CARE BASED ON MEDICAL NECESSITY (INCLUDING RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT), E) PROVIDE TO EACH PARTICIPANT SAFE, SUPPORTIVE, SUBSTANCE-FREE HOUSING, E) WORK WITH EACH LIMITED JURISDICTION COURT TO CREATE A SYSTEM FOR IDENTIFYING AND REFERRING APPROPRIATE INDIVIDUALS TO THE CMPSC, F) CREATE POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR THE CMPSC THAT INCORPORATES BEST PRACTICE STANDARDS, AND G) PROVIDE REGULAR TRAINING ON THE 10 KEY COMPONENTS TO EACH MULTI-DISCIPLINARY COURT TEAM.
$0
1/23/24
Not listed
PIMA COUNTY PROBLEM SOLVING COURTS INITIATIVE - THE PIMA COUNTY SPECIALTY COURT INITIATIVE WILL PROVIDE MULTIPLE POINTS OF INTERVENTION FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS WHO ARE INVOLVED IN THE LEGAL SYSTEM. THROUGH A CONTINUUM OF SPECIALTY COURT PROGRAMS IN MISDEMEANOR AND FELONY SYSTEMS, HIGH-RISK/HIGH-NEED INDIVIDUALS WILL BE QUICKLY IDENTIFIED, ASSESSED AND REFERRED TO TREATMENT AND WRAPAROUND RESOURCES WHILE FOLLOWING A COURT MONITORED PROGRAM THAT ADHERES TO BEST PRACTICE STANDARDS. PIMA COUNTY, HOME TO OVER ONE MILLION RESIDENTS (MOST IN RESIDING IN THE TUCSON METROPOLITAN AREA), IS ON THE SOUTHERN EDGE OF ARIZONA AND SHARES A 126-MILE BORDER WITH MEXICO. THE POPULATION IS 52.4% NON-HISPANIC WHITE, 36.8% HISPANIC OR LATINO, 4.1% BLACK, 2.4% AMERICAN INDIAN OR ALASKA NATIVE, 2.8% ASIAN OR PACIFIC ISLANDER, AND 2.5% REPORTING TWO MORE RACES. BECAUSE OF OUR PROXIMITY TO THE BORDER WE CONTINUE TO BE ONE OF THE MOST HEAVILY TRAFFICKED CORRIDORS FOR DRUGS IN THE COUNTRY, AND AS A RESULT TUCSON POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORTS THAT THE NUMBER OF DRUG-RELATED FELONY ARRESTS HAS INCREASED 30% OVER THE LAST FOUR YEARS. THE TARGET POPULATION UNDER THIS GRANT WILL BE INDIVIDUALS WITH EITHER MISDEMEANOR OR FELONY CHARGES, SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS AS A PRIMARY CONDITION, WITH A FOCUS ON THOSE WHO ALSO SUFFER FROM CO-OCCURRING MENTAL HEALTH CONCERNS, AND A CLINICAL AND CRIMINOGENIC ACUITY LEVEL OF HIGH-RISK/HIGH-NEED. IN EACH OF FIVE YEARS, THE PIMA COUNTY SPECIALTY COURT INITIATIVE SEEKS TO REDUCE SUBSTANCE USE AND CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS AMONG INDIVIDUALS INVOLVED IN THE JUSTICE SYSTEM BY: 1) EXPANDING ENROLLMENT AND ACCESS TO RESOURCES IN THE FELONY DRUG TREATMENT ALTERNATIVE TO PRISON (DTAP) AND DRUG COURT PROGRAMS; 2) CREATING A CONSOLIDATED MISDEMEANOR PROBLEM SOLVING COURT (CMPSC) TO PROVIDE EARLIER INTERVENTION FOR HIGH-RISK/HIGH-NEED INDIVIDUALS WITH CO-OCCURRING SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS; 3) FORMING THE PIMA COUNTY PROBLEM SOLVING COURT COLLABORATIVE WITH MEMBERSHIP FROM EACH SPECIALTY COURT AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS, TO INCREASE COLLABORATION, SHARING OF INFORMATION, AND RESOURCES ACROSS ALL COURTS AND WITH OTHER SYSTEMS; AND 4) ENSURING ADHERENCE TO THE 10 KEY COMPONENTS AND DRUG COURT BEST PRACTICE STANDARDS FOR EACH PARTICIPATING COURT. TO ACCOMPLISH THE ABOVE GOALS BY WORKING WITH COURT STAFF AND THE INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAM (AS WELL AS OUTSIDE EVALUATORS TO MEASURE PROGRESS), OUR INITIATIVE WILL: A) SERVE AT LEAST 100 NEW INDIVIDUALS EVERY YEAR (500 OVER THE LIFE OF THE GRANT), B) ENSURE EVERY PARTICIPANT IS EVALUATED FOR MEDICATION-ASSISTED TREATMENT (MAT), C) ASSESS PARTICIPANTS USING VALIDATED TOOLS TO DETERMINE THEIR RISK AND NEED LEVEL, AND CREATE AN INDIVIDUALIZED PLAN THAT REFLECTS BOTH TREATMENT AND SOCIAL SERVICE NEEDS, D) EACH PARTICIPANT IS REFERRED TO THE APPROPRIATE LEVEL OF CARE BASED ON MEDICAL NECESSITY (INCLUDING RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT), E) PROVIDE TO EACH PARTICIPANT SAFE, SUPPORTIVE, SUBSTANCE-FREE HOUSING, E) WORK WITH EACH LIMITED JURISDICTION COURT TO CREATE A SYSTEM FOR IDENTIFYING AND REFERRING APPROPRIATE INDIVIDUALS TO THE CMPSC, F) CREATE POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR THE CMPSC THAT INCORPORATES BEST PRACTICE STANDARDS, AND G) PROVIDE REGULAR TRAINING ON THE 10 KEY COMPONENTS TO EACH MULTI-DISCIPLINARY COURT TEAM.
$0
1/23/24
Not listed
PIMA COUNTY PROBLEM SOLVING COURTS INITIATIVE - THE PIMA COUNTY SPECIALTY COURT INITIATIVE WILL PROVIDE MULTIPLE POINTS OF INTERVENTION FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS WHO ARE INVOLVED IN THE LEGAL SYSTEM. THROUGH A CONTINUUM OF SPECIALTY COURT PROGRAMS IN MISDEMEANOR AND FELONY SYSTEMS, HIGH-RISK/HIGH-NEED INDIVIDUALS WILL BE QUICKLY IDENTIFIED, ASSESSED AND REFERRED TO TREATMENT AND WRAPAROUND RESOURCES WHILE FOLLOWING A COURT MONITORED PROGRAM THAT ADHERES TO BEST PRACTICE STANDARDS. PIMA COUNTY, HOME TO OVER ONE MILLION RESIDENTS (MOST IN RESIDING IN THE TUCSON METROPOLITAN AREA), IS ON THE SOUTHERN EDGE OF ARIZONA AND SHARES A 126-MILE BORDER WITH MEXICO. THE POPULATION IS 52.4% NON-HISPANIC WHITE, 36.8% HISPANIC OR LATINO, 4.1% BLACK, 2.4% AMERICAN INDIAN OR ALASKA NATIVE, 2.8% ASIAN OR PACIFIC ISLANDER, AND 2.5% REPORTING TWO MORE RACES. BECAUSE OF OUR PROXIMITY TO THE BORDER WE CONTINUE TO BE ONE OF THE MOST HEAVILY TRAFFICKED CORRIDORS FOR DRUGS IN THE COUNTRY, AND AS A RESULT TUCSON POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORTS THAT THE NUMBER OF DRUG-RELATED FELONY ARRESTS HAS INCREASED 30% OVER THE LAST FOUR YEARS. THE TARGET POPULATION UNDER THIS GRANT WILL BE INDIVIDUALS WITH EITHER MISDEMEANOR OR FELONY CHARGES, SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS AS A PRIMARY CONDITION, WITH A FOCUS ON THOSE WHO ALSO SUFFER FROM CO-OCCURRING MENTAL HEALTH CONCERNS, AND A CLINICAL AND CRIMINOGENIC ACUITY LEVEL OF HIGH-RISK/HIGH-NEED. IN EACH OF FIVE YEARS, THE PIMA COUNTY SPECIALTY COURT INITIATIVE SEEKS TO REDUCE SUBSTANCE USE AND CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS AMONG INDIVIDUALS INVOLVED IN THE JUSTICE SYSTEM BY: 1) EXPANDING ENROLLMENT AND ACCESS TO RESOURCES IN THE FELONY DRUG TREATMENT ALTERNATIVE TO PRISON (DTAP) AND DRUG COURT PROGRAMS; 2) CREATING A CONSOLIDATED MISDEMEANOR PROBLEM SOLVING COURT (CMPSC) TO PROVIDE EARLIER INTERVENTION FOR HIGH-RISK/HIGH-NEED INDIVIDUALS WITH CO-OCCURRING SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS; 3) FORMING THE PIMA COUNTY PROBLEM SOLVING COURT COLLABORATIVE WITH MEMBERSHIP FROM EACH SPECIALTY COURT AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS, TO INCREASE COLLABORATION, SHARING OF INFORMATION, AND RESOURCES ACROSS ALL COURTS AND WITH OTHER SYSTEMS; AND 4) ENSURING ADHERENCE TO THE 10 KEY COMPONENTS AND DRUG COURT BEST PRACTICE STANDARDS FOR EACH PARTICIPATING COURT. TO ACCOMPLISH THE ABOVE GOALS BY WORKING WITH COURT STAFF AND THE INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAM (AS WELL AS OUTSIDE EVALUATORS TO MEASURE PROGRESS), OUR INITIATIVE WILL: A) SERVE AT LEAST 100 NEW INDIVIDUALS EVERY YEAR (500 OVER THE LIFE OF THE GRANT), B) ENSURE EVERY PARTICIPANT IS EVALUATED FOR MEDICATION-ASSISTED TREATMENT (MAT), C) ASSESS PARTICIPANTS USING VALIDATED TOOLS TO DETERMINE THEIR RISK AND NEED LEVEL, AND CREATE AN INDIVIDUALIZED PLAN THAT REFLECTS BOTH TREATMENT AND SOCIAL SERVICE NEEDS, D) EACH PARTICIPANT IS REFERRED TO THE APPROPRIATE LEVEL OF CARE BASED ON MEDICAL NECESSITY (INCLUDING RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT), E) PROVIDE TO EACH PARTICIPANT SAFE, SUPPORTIVE, SUBSTANCE-FREE HOUSING, E) WORK WITH EACH LIMITED JURISDICTION COURT TO CREATE A SYSTEM FOR IDENTIFYING AND REFERRING APPROPRIATE INDIVIDUALS TO THE CMPSC, F) CREATE POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR THE CMPSC THAT INCORPORATES BEST PRACTICE STANDARDS, AND G) PROVIDE REGULAR TRAINING ON THE 10 KEY COMPONENTS TO EACH MULTI-DISCIPLINARY COURT TEAM.
$0
9/21/23
Not listed
PIMA COUNTY PROBLEM SOLVING COURTS INITIATIVE - THE PIMA COUNTY SPECIALTY COURT INITIATIVE WILL PROVIDE MULTIPLE POINTS OF INTERVENTION FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS WHO ARE INVOLVED IN THE LEGAL SYSTEM. THROUGH A CONTINUUM OF SPECIALTY COURT PROGRAMS IN MISDEMEANOR AND FELONY SYSTEMS, HIGH-RISK/HIGH-NEED INDIVIDUALS WILL BE QUICKLY IDENTIFIED, ASSESSED AND REFERRED TO TREATMENT AND WRAPAROUND RESOURCES WHILE FOLLOWING A COURT MONITORED PROGRAM THAT ADHERES TO BEST PRACTICE STANDARDS. PIMA COUNTY, HOME TO OVER ONE MILLION RESIDENTS (MOST IN RESIDING IN THE TUCSON METROPOLITAN AREA), IS ON THE SOUTHERN EDGE OF ARIZONA AND SHARES A 126-MILE BORDER WITH MEXICO. THE POPULATION IS 52.4% NON-HISPANIC WHITE, 36.8% HISPANIC OR LATINO, 4.1% BLACK, 2.4% AMERICAN INDIAN OR ALASKA NATIVE, 2.8% ASIAN OR PACIFIC ISLANDER, AND 2.5% REPORTING TWO MORE RACES. BECAUSE OF OUR PROXIMITY TO THE BORDER WE CONTINUE TO BE ONE OF THE MOST HEAVILY TRAFFICKED CORRIDORS FOR DRUGS IN THE COUNTRY, AND AS A RESULT TUCSON POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORTS THAT THE NUMBER OF DRUG-RELATED FELONY ARRESTS HAS INCREASED 30% OVER THE LAST FOUR YEARS. THE TARGET POPULATION UNDER THIS GRANT WILL BE INDIVIDUALS WITH EITHER MISDEMEANOR OR FELONY CHARGES, SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS AS A PRIMARY CONDITION, WITH A FOCUS ON THOSE WHO ALSO SUFFER FROM CO-OCCURRING MENTAL HEALTH CONCERNS, AND A CLINICAL AND CRIMINOGENIC ACUITY LEVEL OF HIGH-RISK/HIGH-NEED. IN EACH OF FIVE YEARS, THE PIMA COUNTY SPECIALTY COURT INITIATIVE SEEKS TO REDUCE SUBSTANCE USE AND CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS AMONG INDIVIDUALS INVOLVED IN THE JUSTICE SYSTEM BY: 1) EXPANDING ENROLLMENT AND ACCESS TO RESOURCES IN THE FELONY DRUG TREATMENT ALTERNATIVE TO PRISON (DTAP) AND DRUG COURT PROGRAMS; 2) CREATING A CONSOLIDATED MISDEMEANOR PROBLEM SOLVING COURT (CMPSC) TO PROVIDE EARLIER INTERVENTION FOR HIGH-RISK/HIGH-NEED INDIVIDUALS WITH CO-OCCURRING SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS; 3) FORMING THE PIMA COUNTY PROBLEM SOLVING COURT COLLABORATIVE WITH MEMBERSHIP FROM EACH SPECIALTY COURT AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS, TO INCREASE COLLABORATION, SHARING OF INFORMATION, AND RESOURCES ACROSS ALL COURTS AND WITH OTHER SYSTEMS; AND 4) ENSURING ADHERENCE TO THE 10 KEY COMPONENTS AND DRUG COURT BEST PRACTICE STANDARDS FOR EACH PARTICIPATING COURT. TO ACCOMPLISH THE ABOVE GOALS BY WORKING WITH COURT STAFF AND THE INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAM (AS WELL AS OUTSIDE EVALUATORS TO MEASURE PROGRESS), OUR INITIATIVE WILL: A) SERVE AT LEAST 100 NEW INDIVIDUALS EVERY YEAR (500 OVER THE LIFE OF THE GRANT), B) ENSURE EVERY PARTICIPANT IS EVALUATED FOR MEDICATION-ASSISTED TREATMENT (MAT), C) ASSESS PARTICIPANTS USING VALIDATED TOOLS TO DETERMINE THEIR RISK AND NEED LEVEL, AND CREATE AN INDIVIDUALIZED PLAN THAT REFLECTS BOTH TREATMENT AND SOCIAL SERVICE NEEDS, D) EACH PARTICIPANT IS REFERRED TO THE APPROPRIATE LEVEL OF CARE BASED ON MEDICAL NECESSITY (INCLUDING RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT), E) PROVIDE TO EACH PARTICIPANT SAFE, SUPPORTIVE, SUBSTANCE-FREE HOUSING, E) WORK WITH EACH LIMITED JURISDICTION COURT TO CREATE A SYSTEM FOR IDENTIFYING AND REFERRING APPROPRIATE INDIVIDUALS TO THE CMPSC, F) CREATE POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR THE CMPSC THAT INCORPORATES BEST PRACTICE STANDARDS, AND G) PROVIDE REGULAR TRAINING ON THE 10 KEY COMPONENTS TO EACH MULTI-DISCIPLINARY COURT TEAM.
$0
9/21/23