2913 Valley Ave, Suite 150, Winchester, VA 22601
2913 Valley Ave, Suite 150, Winchester, VA 22601
2913 Valley Ave, Suite 150, Winchester, VA 22601

WCARC

WCARC

In 2021, concerned stakeholders in Warren County began meeting to discuss the possibility of starting a drug treatment court docket in the Warren County Circuit Court. In 2022, the Warren County Board of Supervisors, the Town of Front Royal, and Valley Health Systems entered into a Memorandum of Understanding and agreed to provide funding to start this effort. The Warren County Drug Treatment Court Advisory Committee held its first meeting in May 2022. In 2023, both Warren and Shenandoah County applied for an Implementation Grant through the BJA, which was awarded later that year. The first docket was held in August 2023, with 2 participants.

Eligibility

The following are the eligibility criteria for entry into the Warren County Adult Drug Treatment Program:
Have a pending felony charge or charges directly involving drugs or alcohol, or a pending felony charge or charges that were motivated by or closely related to the use of drugs or alcohol or have a pending probation violation matter with a suspended sentence of at least 12 months
Enter a plea of guilty, or admit to a probation violation with a stipulation that the Commonwealth’s evidence is sufficient to sustain a conviction, or admit the violation of probation
Reside in Warren County
Have a result of “High Risk/High Need” on the RANT assessment
Meet the DSM-V-TR criteria for substance use disorder
Be age 18 or older at the time of sentencing or adjudicated as an adult and voluntarily agree to participate in the program

Key Team Members

Date and Time of Public Dockets

*Docket will not be held when the Courthouse is closed.

ARC Advisory Meetings Are Open To The Public

See Schedule of Events

ARC Advisory Meetings & Recovery Court Dockets are open to the public.
Please Court Coordinator for date, time, and location.

42% Graduation Rate
5 Graduates
46 Referrals

A Note from the Program Coordinator

I became a Recovery Court Coordinator because I am passionate about the power of second chances and committed to restoring dignity and direction in the lives of individuals navigating the complex intersection of substance use and the justice system. Our team does not pass judgement, it passes the torch of hope.
Cynthia Grim
WCARC Court Coordinator

Cynthia Grim

Warren County Adult
Recovery Court Coordinator

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