Welcome to Wayne County, Michigan

The Community Corrections Division collaborates with a wide range of criminal justice system practitioners to plan, develop and administer community-based confinement alternatives for adult offenders. The Division provides eligibility screening and assessment, substance abuse treatment services as well as offender accountability programs.

These services are divided into two groups: Treatment and Alternative Housing.

The purpose of the Community Corrections is to provide treatment, alternative program options, case management, and other supportive services for adult offenders enrolled in Children and Family Services programs so they can lead productive and crime free lives.

Treatment and Alternative Housing programs provide public safety, and alternatives to confinement to Wayne County adult offenders so they can obtain the skills needed to be productive members in the community.

Alternative Housing Services
Treatment Services
Education/Employment
Referrals
Legal Assistance

Adult Case Management program is to provide screening, assessment, and program referral services to adult offenders so they can benefit from alternatives to incarceration, and save government resources.

Directory of Providers

In addition, the County oversees the Alternative Work Force (AWF)

Alternative Work Force (AWF) Program provides an alternative to jail, saving jail bed costs. Further it allows Wayne County to offer its communities and organizations labor assistance so they can experience a reduction in associated costs.

STEP
The Wayne County Second chance Through Expungement Program (STEP) provides job training, education, and expungement services to Wayne County residents with one non-violent conviction so they can improve their quality of life.

Expungement Processing Services
Community Outreach
Job Training/Educational Assistance
Referrals
General Equivalency Diploma Employment
Community Corrections Management Program

COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS MANAGEMENT
Community Corrections Management endeavors to secure funding, provide administrative oversight, contract management, and ensures program integrity and compliance with state minimum program standards by County providers to adult offenders enrolled in Children and Family Services programs so they can benefit from the highest quality of treatment, detention, and diversion programs.

Diversion and Early Intervention

The Juvenile Diversion program provides assessment, counseling, and community restitution services for Wayne County at-risk youth so they can participate in community and school activities and avoid involvement in the juvenile justice system for one year after completion.

Early Intervention programs provide prevention, educational services, recreation and mentoring, and family support services to Wayne County at-risk youth under 17 years old so they can avoid entry into the juvenile justice system.

Prevention Directory

The Prevention Division also monitors special grant programs, like Kids Talk.

The Kids Talk Program provides rehabilitative and support services to Wayne County youth ages 12 and under who have witnessed or been victimized by crime so that they feel more comfortable speaking to law enforcement and the Court.

In addition, the Prevention Services Management Program provides funding, grant and contract management, and compliance oversight to organizations that provide juvenile diversion, early intervention, and Kids Talk services to Wayne County youth.

Juvenile Intake and Detention Program provides access to secure detention, diversion to electronically monitored detention, detention population management, and legally receive a juvenile from the court on behalf of Wayne County services so that juveniles and their families can participate in ongoing supervision and treatment services.

Detention Placements
Court Intake
Detention Population Management and Reporting

The Juvenile and Family assessment program provides comprehensive assessment and referral services to adjudicated juveniles and their families so they can receive treatment at the indicated level of care in order to live law abiding lives.

Comprehensive Assessment Services
Referral Services

Juvenile and Family Care program provides case management, community-based, and residential treatment services to adjudicated juveniles so they can lead law abiding lives.

Case Management
Residential Treatment
Community-Based Treatment

The Juvenile Services Management Program provides statutory compliance mandate assurance, program development, contract management, and quality assurance services to provider agencies so that they can provide quality intake, detention, assessment, and family services to adjudicated Wayne County juveniles.

Compliance with Mandates
Program Development
Contract Management
Quality Management

The purpose of the Enforcement program is to provide behavioral monitoring and apprehension services for Wayne County Citizens so they can be ensured that non-compliant juveniles are apprehended in a timely manner and that the juveniles will continue their mandated programs.

This Division also provides a Child Rescue program which investigations and provides precautionary services for children and their social workers so they can be safely removed from dangerous situations.

The Wayne County Juvenile Detention Facility provides detention, protection, health, and wellness services to residents of the facility so they can become healthy, responsible members of the community.

The Juvenile Offender Wellness program provides health and welfare services to residents of the Wayne County Juvenile Detention Facility so they can leave the Juvenile Detention Facility healthier physically, mentally, socially, educationally than when they arrived.

Medical Services
Mental Health Assessments
Treatment Plan
Mental Health Treatments
Additional Services
Education
Social Work
Admitting/Classification
Operations
Juvenile Detention Facility Custody

Cooperative Extension Services Agency (CESA)helps people improve their lives through an educational process that applies knowledge to critical issues, needs and opportunities. Programs includes: 4-H, Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP), Youth EFNEP, Family Nutrition Program(FNP), Building Strong Families, a parenting program (BSF), the Breast Feeding Initiative(BFI), and financial literacy.

Program Directory