Front-end Intervention Treatment (FIT) Program
- FIT is a 6-to 24-month diversion program specifically designed for non-violent offenders for whom substance abuse is a contributing factor in their criminal activity.
- Allows for diversion of criminal charges while receiving treatment and services.
- The services provided in FIT will be directly linked to the assessed risk level of the offender.
- Case management, drug and alcohol testing, and treatment plan goals are dependent on risk level, needs, performance, and compliance.
First Time Offender Program (FTO) Diversion Program
- Referrals are received directly by Law Enforcement or the District Attorney's office.
- Participants pay a fee to attend the program.
- They attend a two-hour education session regarding the ramifications of citations/criminal violations and the thought process leading to violations.
- Successful participants avoid citation or criminal charges and the offense remains off Wisconsin Circuit Court Access.
- If restitution is required, this is paid first.
Chippewa County Recovery Court
- The Chippewa County Recovery Court Program is a court that is specifically designated and staffed to handle cases involving drug offenders through an intensive, judicially monitored program of alcohol and drug treatment, rehabilitation services, and strict community supervision.
Criminal Justice Collaborating Council
Visit the Criminal Justice Collaborating Council page.