Tucson Community Court helps connect community members with needed social services. Members of the public are welcome to attend any Tucson Community Court session to speak with on-site individuals regarding:
Individuals charged with eligible misdemeanor offenses within the City of Tucson may qualify for Tucson Community Court. Participation is voluntary. The Tucson Community Court program requires an individual to meet with a Peer Navigator to design a plan to address the pending criminal charges. Peer Navigators utilize assessments to determine the individual’s service needs and recommend treatment and service options to address those needs. One program goal is to address the underlying cause of the criminal behavior. For those that commit to the program, the rewards can be significant and lasting
OFFENSES ELIGIBLE FOR COMMUNITY COURT:
Contact Information.
Address: 103 E Alameda Street,
Room: 605
Tucson AZ 85701
Phone: (520) 791-4216
Hours of operation:
The hours are every Friday, excluding holidays and court closures, from 1:30 p.m. to 3:45 p.m.
Other helpful links
Mental Health Division
Fine Resolution Court
To promote fair treatment of affected individuals, to improve public safety through appropriate and meaningful behavioral health interventions and to provide proper education and training to judges, lawyers, court staff, and cross-system partners at the intersection of behavioral health and the Tucson criminal justice system. Community Court will enhance public safety through criminal justice and community collaboration to ensure offender accountability through appropriate and meaningful behavioral health interventions.