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Teen Intervention Program
Youth ages 12-17
Campbell County Courthouse
500 S. Gillette Avenue, Suite B300
Gillette, WY 82716
Ph: (307)687-6311
FX (307)687-6441
On-Call Phone: (307)689-4082
The Teen Intervention Program is a voluntary program designed for youth 12-17 years of age who are exhibiting defiant and out-of-control behaviors such as skipping school, alcohol or controlled substance use, and disrespectful behavior toward parents and/or school personnel. The program works on modifying behavior through intervention in the home & school, bolstering academic performance and self esteem increasing community safety, and strengthening the individual and family unit.
Does your teen have any of the following issues?
- Running Away or Sneaking Out
- Poor grades & School Attendance
- Defiant Behaviors
- Suspected Drug or Alcohol Use
- Change in Attitude, Behaviors or Friends
If so, the Teen Intervention Program may be able to help!
Requirements of Teen Intervention
- Must maintain passing grades and regular attendance at school.
- Complete assigned community service hours.
- Pay restitution and submit an apology letter to the victim of the crime, if applicable.
- If necessary, have parent(s) involved in counseling, parenting classes, and home visits.
- Abide by a curfew and other requirements of the Teen Intervention contract.
- Attend Corrective Thinking Classes.
- Urinalysis screens and treatment, if needed.
Acceptance into the program is by referral from teachers, principals or parent/guardian. If interested in the program, contact the Teen Intervention Office at 687-6311.