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Montgomery County Veterans Treatment Court (Superior Court II, Judge Daniel G. Petrie), Crawfordsville

Montgomery Superior Court II in Crawfordsville has a certified Veterans Treatment Court under Judge Daniel G. Petrie, with Jennifer York as program contact (307 Binford Street; 765-364-6461); in July 2026 the Commissioners set up a Drug Free Montgomery County Coalition fund that carries $3,000 for its participant incentives.

Also called: Veterans Court, veterans treatment court, problem-solving court, Superior Court II, Daniel G. Petrie, Jennifer York, 307 Binford Street, 765-364-6461, 765-364-6455, Drug Free Montgomery County Coalition, Ordinance 2026-11, IC 33-23-16, Crawfordsville, Waveland, Waynetown, Ladoga, New Market, Darlington, Linden, Wingate, New Richmond, Alamo, Wallace.

For: Veteran or service member.

Where it applies

Written for the jurisdictions listed here.

The court. The county's Superior Court II page: "Montgomery County Superior Court II is presided over by Honorable Daniel Petrie." "Superior Court II also has a certified Veterans Treatment Court." The Indiana Office of Court Services' Problem-Solving Court Program Directory (November 2026) lists for Montgomery: "Veterans Court - Hon. Daniel G. Petrie - Montgomery Superior Court 2 - Phone: (765) 364-6455", contact Jennifer York, 307 Binford Street, Crawfordsville, Indiana 47933, phone 765-364-6461. The same directory lists the county's Adult Drug Court (Judge Heather L. Barajas, Superior Court 1) and Family Recovery Court (Judge Petrie). Indiana's problem-solving courts are certified under IC 33-23-16 (the Indiana entries). The county's money. The Commissioners' December 8, 2025 agenda carried the second readings of Ordinance 2025-33, "Creating the Veterans Treatment Court Grant Fund - $110,503 - Montgomery Superior Court 2 Veterans Court for support of Veterans Treatment Court Grant to use funds for salaries, benefits, Mentor Supplies, incentives, training, Mentor Contract and participant services", and Ordinance 2025-36, the "2026 Veterans Treatment Court Opioid Settlement Grant - $3,970 ... to utilize funds for incentives to encourage participants to abstain from the use of alcohol and illegal substances". Ordinance 2026-11, introduced on June 22 and approved on July 13, 2026, set up a fund for the $17,240 of 2026-2027 Drug Free Montgomery County Coalition mini-grants, including "$3,000.00 for Montgomery County Veterans Treatment Court Incentives"; "This grant runs from July 2026 to June 2027." How a veteran starts. Through defence counsel, the prosecutor or probation, or the program contact; admission is the court team's decision.

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Thresholds for Montgomery County Veterans Treatment Court (Superior Court II, Judge Daniel G. Petrie), Crawfordsville
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Justice-involved veteranVoluntary; admission is the court team’s decision. A rating is not the test.

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