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In the structured approach of RRR offenders are given access to evidence based treatments and programing to build the necessary skills to live productive crime-free lives. Public hearing regarding the proposed issuance of tax exempt bonds by the Medina County Port Authority (MCPA)

Complying with Substance Abuse Monitoring (SAM) Program for first 30 or 60 days; Reporting to the Adult Probation Department (APD) as scheduled with no failures to report; Paying for Drug Screens on time; Completing Community Service, Crossroads Program, Sam Program, treatment, ISP, General Supervision, G.E.D., etc. ), Domestic Relations March 16, 2020, Administrative Order, Domestic Relations March 30, 2020, Administrative Order. Program Administration: Medina County Adult Probation Department and the Court Community Service Program function as the administrative arm, processing referrals from the Honorable James L. Kimbler and the Honorable Christopher J. Collier of the Medina County Court of Common Pleas, providing complete placement, management, and follow-through of the offender.

For cases before the Domestic Relations division, please refer to the following additional guidance: For general case information: Domestic Relations March 16, 2020, Administrative Order, For parenting time issues: Domestic Relations March 30, 2020, Administrative Order. Complying with conditions of supervision without sanctions, Improvement of behavior since last sanction, Compliance with Home Arrest/GPS monitoring, Actively participating in ORAS case plan or completion of case plan goals, Or any other behavior deemed appropriate by each Officer, Reduce number of Sam Program days (max 30 day reduction), Certificates of Completion from Community Service, Crossroads Program, Sam Program, ISP, General Supervision, Reduction in the number of days on Home Arrest (example: ½ time review and staff with Supervisor), Reduced Reporting  (Staff with Supervisor), Or any other reward deemed appropriate by each Officer/Supervisor. For cases before Judge Wiest: 330-287-5530, For cases before Judge Spitler: 330-287-5540 or 330-287-5542, For cases before Magistrate Dossi: 330-287-5545, For cases before Magistrate Thompson: 330-287-5547.

The Substance Abuse Monitoring System (S.A.M.S) Program conducts random drug and alcohol testing and monitors individuals for compliance with court orders, conditions of bond or community control, and/or substance abuse treatment programs. Mental Health, Substance Abuse, & Recovery, Judge Christopher J. Collier's Early Intervention Program (EIP), Judge Joyce V. Kimbler's Mental Health Intervention Program (MHIP), Judge Joyce V. Kimbler's Medina Intervention Program (MIP), SCRAMx® - Secure Continuous Remote Alcohol Monitoring, Supervising by Risk Levels: A Balanced Approach, Sealing of Criminal Record Forms & Application. The Substance Abuse Monitoring System (S.A.M.S) Program conducts random drug and alcohol testing and monitors individuals for compliance with court orders, conditions of bond or community control, and/or substance abuse treatment programs. The handbook describes the MIP, our expectations of participant, and all treatment and court requirements for the participants successful completion. The MIP is a court-supervised program that offers specialized drug treatment programming for individuals while on community control supervision.

WHAT is the Medina Intervention Program?