Wednesday, April 30, 2025
4/30/2025
Opioid, Methamphetamine, & Trauma Expansion and Response Program - APPLICANT INFORMATION Applicant Name: Ottawa, County of (DUNS 085899011) Department Name: 20th Judicial Circuit Court Division Name: Ottawa County Recovery Court PROJECT TITLE Opioid, Methamphetamine, & Trauma Expansion and Response Program SUMMARY The 20th Circuit Court is the court of general jurisdiction for Ottawa County, Michigan. The Ottawa County Recovery Court (OCRC) is a program of the 20th Circuit Court, was started in January 2005, has accepted over 325 participants, has a 65% graduation rate, is currently recognized as one of nine national mentor adult drug courts for 2017-2019, and has been re-selected as a national mentor court for 2020-2022 by the NADCP. The OCRC targets adult, non-violent felony offenders with substance use disorders (alcohol and/or drugs) and/or co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders. All persons must have a moderate to severe substance use disorder according to the DSM-5, qualify for intensive outpatient treatment or higher according to the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) Criteria, and qualify as high-risk using the Correctional Offender Management and Profiling for Alternative Sanctions (COMPAS) assessment. This project will enroll a minimum 47 new participants per year (235 unduplicated new enrollments total). A minimum 10-15 additional participants will be served per year as a result of our expansion. The following goals and objectives will be achieved: Goal 1: Increase the capacity of the OCRC. Objective 1: 20 more participants (75 total) will be enrolled in the OCRC at any time. Objective 2: 65% of participants will be retained in the OCRC. Objective 3: 60% of participants will graduate from the OCRC. (this rate exceeds the national drug court graduation average of 47%). Goal 2: Create a track for persons with opioid use disorders. Objective 1: 18 people will enter the opioid track each year. Objective 2: 100% of participants will have access to and be permitted to use MAT. Objective 3: 60% of participants will be retained in the opioid track. Objective 4: 55% of participants will graduate from the opioid track Goal 3: Create a track for persons with methamphetamine use disorders. Objective 1: 10 people will enter the methamphetamine track each year. Objective 2: 100% will have access to 30-day residential detox at start of the OCRC. Objective 3: 60% of participants will be retained in the methamphetamine track. Objective 4: 55% of participants will graduate from the methamphetamine track. Goal 4: Enhance case management (using peer recovery coaches). Objective 1: 100% of participants will receive peer recovery coach case management Objective 2: 70% of participants will improve overall social functioning. Objective 3: 75% of participants able to work will be employed at time of graduation. Objective 4: 60% will live independently in the community. Goal 5: Provide trauma-specific individual and group therapy. Objective 1: 100% of participants will be screened for trauma exposure. Objective 2: 100% of participants will be screened for trauma symptoms. Objective 3: 100% of participants will have access to EMDR trauma therapy. Objective 4: 100% of participants will have access to TREM trauma therapy. Objective 5: 75% of participants who receive EMDR will reduce trauma symptoms. Objective 6: 75% of participants who participate in TREM will reduce trauma symptoms.
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