Advanced Quadrant Track Training
Overview
The National Drug Court Institute (NDCI), in partnership with the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA), developed the Quadrant Track: Developing Alternatives Track training program for jurisdictions interested in providing services to participants who are not high-risk/high-need. Many jurisdictions are trying to address the needs of those involved in the court system that may not need the full complement of services offered in treatment court. This training is designed to expand knowledge, incorporate other tracks, enhance skills and improve outcomes for the full spectrum of justice-involved individuals in your jurisdiction.
Who Should Attend?
This workshop is designed for full treatment court teams. Because the workshop is highly interactive and focuses on group decision-making and consensus, the training experience will be enhanced by the attendance of as many team members as possible. NDCI requires the attendance of these members of treatment court team:
- Judge
- Prosecutor
- Drug court coordinator
- Treatment provider
- Community supervision representative
- Defense attorney
- Law enforcement officer
- Key stakeholders’ representatives from other programs in the criminal justice system
Without these core team members it is unlikely that your team will be accepted.
This is training is free. Jurisdictions must provide a training space at no cost to NDCI.
How to apply
Using the application link, enter the NADCP application portal. If this is your first application in the portal, click need a username and follow the instructions to set up your account. Once your account is set, log in to the portal to submit the selected application.
Using the portal allows you to save your application and return to it later. You can also view all previous application submissions.
