Drug Screening
Our Drug Screening Program provides urinalysis screenings to detect as much as 12 substances with the addition of the Nicotine and K2 (synthetic marijuana) test. This program is available for any child in Canadian County as well as any adult in need of services that may lead to the case management or treatment of a child. Additionally, our DSP uses a Breathalyzer unit to check for the presence of alcohol while providing hair follicle tests.
Sanctions Program
Our short-term program, the Canadian County Juvenile Detention Center Sanctions Program, is contained with the Canadian County Juvenile Detention Center. Inside, the regular detention residents are kept separately from the sanctioned residents. Moreover, there is a different emphasis on this program — it serves as a consequence for courts to use if there is a violation of probation.
Detention
Housed inside the Gary E. Miller Children’s Justice Center, the Canadian County Juvenile Detention Center opened in August 1999. It contains 28 beds within its secure facility, serving as a safe holding facility for juveniles who have been arrested. Here, they will wait as they undergo the court process, or will be on standby if they haven’t been placed yet.
Supervised Visitation Program
The Canadian County Supervised Visitation Center was built to provide children with a neutral environment that promotes safe and healthy interaction between family members. The program is child-focused, allowing for a comfortable space where parents can build a relationship with their children. Because it is a supervised visitation, verbal and physical confrontation can be prevented.
Comprehensive Home-Based Services (CHBS) and
Parent Aide Services (PAS)
Drug Screening
Our Drug Screening Program provides urinalysis screenings to detect as much as 12 substances with the addition of the Nicotine and K2 (synthetic marijuana) test. This program is available for any child in Canadian County as well as any adult in need of services that may lead to the case management or treatment of a child. Additionally, our DSP uses a Breathalyzer unit to check for the presence of alcohol while providing hair follicle tests.
Sanctions Program
Our short-term program, the Canadian County Juvenile Detention Center Sanctions Program, is contained with the Canadian County Juvenile Detention Center. Inside, the regular detention residents are kept separately from the sanctioned residents. Moreover, there is a different emphasis on this program — it serves as a consequence for courts to use if there is a violation of probation.
Detention
Housed inside the Gary E. Miller Children’s Justice Center, the Canadian County Juvenile Detention Center opened in August 1999. It contains 28 beds within its secure facility, serving as a safe holding facility for juveniles who have been arrested. Here, they will wait as they undergo the court process, or will be on standby if they haven’t been placed yet.
Supervised Visitation Program
The Canadian County Supervised Visitation Center was built to provide children with a neutral environment that promotes safe and healthy interaction between family members. The program is child-focused, allowing for a comfortable space where parents can build a relationship with their children. Because it is a supervised visitation, verbal and physical confrontation can be prevented.
Comprehensive Home-Based Services (CHBS) and
Parent Aide Services (PAS)
Behavioral Health
Services offered through Behavioral Health are:
- Alcohol and other drug assessments
- Mental Health Assessments (Children and Adolescent)
- Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment
- Outpatient Mental Health Treatment (Children and Adolescent)
- Intensive Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment (Adult only)
- 12 Bed Residential Substance Abuse Treatment (Adolescent only)
- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Community Outreach
Canadian County Education Center (CCEC)
The Canadian County Education Center provides an alternative school setting. It focuses on students who may have been suspended or aren’t succeeding inside a traditional school setting in Canadian County. The CCEC is a highly structured program that aims to provide individualized programming, which allows students to work at a pace they’re comfortable in.
Family Drug Court
Our Family Drug Court Program offers families treatment, support, and supervision services. Moreover, case management can be given to parents with substance abuse problems. Their children may also be placed in the custody of the Child Welfare Division of the Department of Human Services.
Juvenile Case Managers
In July 2004, the Canadian County Juvenile Case Managers were established to give juvenile court services to the District Court of Canadian County. It operates under the oversight of the Associate District Judge, Bob Hughey. Here are just a few services available in support of the juvenile court:
- Community Service
- Detention Screening
- Court Probation
- Truancy Services
- And more
Fort Reno Adolescent Center
This 12-bed center provides an area for substance abuse treatment programs designed for adolescents between the ages of 13-17.6 years. The program is designed for any youth who meets the requirements of the American Society of Addiction Medicine’s III.5 level of Care within Canadian County. Our behavioral services are accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) and certified by the Oklahoma State Department of Mental and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS).
