Dane_County_Drug_Treatment_Court_Handbook.pdf

The document is the Dane County Drug Treatment Court Handbook, a comprehensive guide for participants in the county's drug treatment court program. The handbook outlines a structured five-phase rehabilitation program designed to support individuals with substance abuse issues who are involved in the criminal justice system. The program's mission is to enhance public safety by reducing recidivism through coordinated substance abuse treatment and supportive services. Participants progress through phases lasting 30-90 days, with increasingly independent requirements, including maintaining negative drug tests, attending counseling and support meetings, completing community service, and maintaining stable housing and employment.

The handbook details strict program rules, consequences for violations, and potential sanctions, which can range from increased testing frequency to jail time. Participants are required to pay a $50 program fee, comply with treatment recommendations, and work towards specific goals in each phase. Graduation criteria include full compliance with treatment plans, no positive drug tests for 90 consecutive days, completion of a graduation application, and presenting an aftercare plan. The program involves multiple partner agencies, including ARC Community Services, ATTIC Correctional Services, Dane County Circuit Court, Journey Mental Health Center, and the WI Department of Corrections, creating a comprehensive support network for participants seeking recovery and rehabilitation.