FIT is a 6-24 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.
Who is eligible for FIT?
Chippewa County resident, or in some instances individuals with a Chippewa County charge living in neighboring counties.
Non-violent offender
No active warrants or other pending charges.
Facing charges for possession, use or sale of a controlled substance,or a Drug/Alcohol motivated crime.
What is the cost for FIT?
FIT is based on a fee for service delivery.
Participants are required to complete a financial intake process to determine their ability to pay.
Reach out to Diversion Specialist for fee scale.
What is the referral process for FIT?
Referrals will be accepted from Prosecutors or Defense Attorneys on behalf of their clients.
Each participant must have an updated COMPAS assessment.
Complete the COMPAS and FIT referrals below.
Each person will be screened for AODA issues and may have to participate in a further AODA assessment.
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