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Allen County Joint Veterans Treatment Court

Allen County's Joint Veterans Treatment Court is a judicially supervised docket for veterans facing incarceration on charges stemming from substance use or mental health problems, working with VA's Veterans Justice Outreach, the Vet Center, County Veteran Services and veteran mentors. It runs on an Indiana Office of Court Services grant.

Also called: veterans court, veterans treatment court, IC 33-23-16, problem solving court, Allen Circuit Court, Fort Wayne, mentor, IOCS.

For: Veteran or service member.

Where it applies

Written for the jurisdictions listed here.

Allen County's courts run a Joint Veterans Treatment Court under IC 33-23-16; see the Indiana entry. The courts describe it as a judicially supervised docket combining treatment and accountability for veterans facing incarceration on charges that stem from substance use or mental health issues, which speeds access to VA health care and benefits and pairs participants with volunteer veteran mentors. Its partners include VA, the Veterans Justice Outreach programme, the Vet Center, Allen County Veteran Services, the Associated Churches and the Indiana National Guard's family assistance specialists. Funding. The Indiana Office of Court Services' problem-solving court grant to the Allen Circuit Veterans Court for calendar 2026 is $7,000, for participant incentives, drug test supplies and graduation, which the County Council moved into the court's fund on March 11, 2026. Who. The courts publish no eligibility rules or handbook online. Ask defence counsel, Adult Probation or the Veterans Service Office (260-449-7861) whether a case can be referred; under IC 33-23-16-12(c) a veterans' court may also take a veteran referred from another county.

Thresholds

Thresholds for Allen County Joint Veterans Treatment Court
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Veteran facing charges tied to substance use or mental healthA veteran with a criminal case the court accepts. No rating is needed.

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