Navajo County Superior Court Veterans Court

Arizona's veterans courts are run by each county's Superior Court; see the Arizona entry. Navajo County's Specialty Courts page: "Specialty Courts are voluntary programs for Veterans and drug offenders charged with or convicted of a crime. An alternative to regular criminal adjudication, Drug and Veterans Court teams typically consist of a judge, prosecutor, defense attorney, probation officer, and a treatment provider who collaborate to design appropriate treatment and counseling, as well as incentives and sanctions to reduce the offender's dependency on illicit drugs, alcoholism, and recidivism. Eligibility for Specialty Court varies depending on the requirements and restrictions of the program. Offenders must also abide by certain rules, such as abstaining from drugs and alcohol and obeying any other prohibitions imposed by the judge." The Board's record. At the October 2025 Operation Green Light proclamation the County Attorney told the Board "that in Navajo County we have a robust veterans court to make sure they can access the benefits they have earned and resources the county has, to get them back on the right track". What is not published. The page names no schedule, coordinator or eligibility list; a defendant should ask defence counsel, the County Attorney's office or the Superior Court in Holbrook about referral. The page also lists VA, Arizona Department of Veterans' Services and crisis lines (Veterans Crisis Line, 988 then 1; Arizona Be Connected, 1-866-429-8387).