"At any given moment, you have the power to say this is not how my story is going to end".

In 2017, Judge Mosley's passion to start a county drug court came to pass for Hutchinson County. He wanted to go forth with a non-traditional approach to the war on drugs. With the idea to save lives, provide community safety, a better rate of recidivism and public health, and a higher rate of accountability Mosley created a team of members that have similar goals in mind for the community. 

In Hutchinson County Adult Drug Court, qualified users have to sign a contract that requires the client do the following:

• Call in everyday before 11:00 A.M.

• Report to counseling sessions, treatment education, random drug testing, support groups, court, and probation appointments weekly.

• Be honest with the court and themselves to maintain accountability. 

• Work community service.

• Address mental health issues.

• Work towards sober living.

• Complete 5 phases. 

Drug court is a voluntary program that is not forced upon individuals.  

 The Hutchinson County Drug Court program’s mission is to provide substance abuse treatment with frequent supervisory contact from the court, the treatment provider, and probation for adult drug offenders as an alternative to incarceration, with a goal of breaking the cycle of addiction, crime, and incarceration. Ultimately working toward a clean livelihood for our clients.

 Drug Court is a specialized court designed to supervise participants who have been charged with an eligible offense related to substance dependency 

The target population for Drug Court is applicants identified as high risk to re-offend and high need for substance use/mental health treatment.

Each individual’s requirements and conditions for Drug Court will differ depending on their individual circumstances.                                                                

Examples of the services provided to address participant needs are listed below:

•  Substance use treatment 
• Mental health and trauma treatment
• Case management 
• Medication assistance
•  Referrals for medication assisted treatment 
•  Education and employment coaching
•  Financial and budget coaching 
• Referral to community resources