Tulsa County Alternative Court Programs

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Come swing a bat, meet some friends and earn giveback hours while supporting a cause.

Tulsa County Alternative Court Programs will be closing at 3pm today in observance of Memoial Day. Our offices will reopen Tuesday May 26th at 8am. “Heroism doesn’t always happen in a burst of glory. Sometimes small triumphs and large hearts change the course of history.”

– Mary Roach

This week, 100 treatment court coordinators from 30 states converged in Oklahoma City for the All Rise Treatment Court Institute's practitioner training! Led by director of e-learning Shane Wolf and faculty like our own program director, Ericka Jeffords, several Tulsa County Alternative Court coordinators were in attendance. This 4-day training offers the most intense current training for treatment court programming.

All Rise

Come swing a bat, meet some friends and earn giveback hours while supporting a cause.

Our Prison Re-Entry program was proud to honor two new graduates yesterday. Both have bright futures and we are so proud of their accomplishment. Resonance Center for Women@allrise_org

Recognizing and celebrating our great staff is easy! It’s wonderful when you love your job and get to work with such great people who become family.

This year Tulsa Alternative Court Programs celebrates 30 years of helping the Tulsa community with over 4,000 program graduates! It wouldn’t be possible without dedicated folks such as those pictured below.

May is National Treatment Court Month
National Treatment Court Month is held each May and is a national celebration inclusive of all treatment court types: adult, family, juvenile, impaired driving, mental health, tribal healing to wellness, and veterans treatment courts. Tulsa County Alternative Court Programs is proud and honored to have such an amazing network of treatments providers, attorneys, case managers, coordinators, judges and supervision officers that we work with to make our courts excel and provide the best possible care to serve our participants.

We celebrated 26 Veterans, Drug, DUI and Co-Occurring graduates this morning. Seeing everyone’s hard work and commitment to their sobriety help them reach this goal is always a joy to witness. Congratulation graduates!

Congrats to our *18* Mental Health Court Graduates!!! We are so proud of the work they have done to accomplish this!