Island County District Court Program: Veterans Services Referrals

Island County's District Court and Human Services run a joint Court Program whose behavioral health case manager offers screenings, assessments and comprehensive referrals, with veterans' services named among them. The county has no veterans treatment docket.

Also called: Court Program, District Court, behavioral health, case management, referrals, Jacob Force, veterans services.

For: Veteran or service member.

Where it applies

Written for the jurisdictions listed here.

Island County, WACounty

A collaboration between Island County District Court and Island County Human Services, the Court Program offers community members case management: screenings, assessments and comprehensive referrals for housing, veterans' services, mental health treatment, physical health, substance use treatment, transportation and vocational services. The case manager is Jacob Force, Outreach Behavioral Health Case Manager and Court Coordinator (360-678-8259), at 105 NW 1st Street, Coupeville. It is not a veterans treatment docket and it does not decide a VA claim. Island County publishes no veterans treatment docket for either its District Court or its Superior Court; a veteran whose case might qualify under RCW 2.30.030 should ask the court about transfer to a county that runs one.

Thresholds

Thresholds for Island County District Court Program: Veterans Services Referrals
Gate	Rule
Court-involved community members	The programme serves people in the District Court's orbit through screenings and referrals. No rating is needed.

Sources

Island County Human Services, Court ProgramOfficial

Updated

Last updated 2026-10-05.

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