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Court Programs and Referrals

Martin County Human Services serves as a resource for prevention, intervention, case management, and referral services related to treatment courts. Our staff are highly educated and experienced in case management, and have been formally recognized as going above and beyond in their service to the community. Martin County was among the first counties in the nation to implement treatment courts and remains committed to providing individuals and families with health, help, and hope.

Drug Court

Our office provides case management for clients participating in Martin County’s Drug Court program. The Drug Court model is an evidence-based, structured court process designed to increase public safety and reduce crime in a cost-efficient manner. Martin County Drug Court is part of the 19th Judicial Circuit and works collaboratively with a team of diverse professionals and community leaders with the goal of providing support services to individuals who have been arrested for a qualifying drug offense. Martin County Drug Court provides enrolled individuals with the support to become drug-free.

Mental Health Court

Our office provides case management for clients participating in Martin County’s Mental Health Court. This treatment court supervises those with a mental health diagnosis and qualifying pending criminal charges.  Our team approach helps to connect individuals to medication management, therapeutic services, and vocational rehabilitation.  Our goal is to increase public safety while supporting individuals in their appropriate environment.

Juvenile Diversion Programs

Our office provides psychosocial assessment and case management for juveniles who are completing Pre-Arrest Delinquency Citation, REACH, or Juvenile Delinquency Diversion. Through referral to appropriate resources and completion of sanctions, juveniles can develop positive skills and a path forward.   

Instructions

If you feel you are eligible for either of these court programs, please contact your attorney, or visit the Nineteenth Judicial Circuit website. For more information about court programs, please select the "Request for Help or Information" button below to submit an inquiry online, or contact our office Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., at (772) 288-5785.