Where is the WATCh program in Montana?

Warm Springs
Montana’s WATCh Program Located in Warm Springs, the program is housed at the Montana State Hospital and is the result of a partnership between the Montana Department of Corrections (MDOC) and Community, Counseling and Correctional Services Inc.

What is the WATCh program?

A neighborhood watch program is a group of people living in the same area who want to make their neighborhood safer by working together and in conjunction with local law enforcement to reduce crime and improve their quality of life. Neighborhood watch is homeland security at the most local level.

What is WATCh West?

WATCh West is dedicated to helping those entrusted to our care. As such, the staff has developed the following core beliefs: In treating each Family Member with dignity and respect and the same is required of them when interacting with staff or others.

What does Alt secure mean?

Alternative Secure Care
Alternative Secure Care (Alt-Secure) – The adult community corrections’ facilities or programs where offenders are placed as an alternative to incarceration in secure care facilities.

How big is the Watch program in Montana?

With a 140-bed capacity, the WATCh Program is located on a state hospital campus, owned by the Montana Department of Corrections and leased to CCCS. The program provides six-months of modified therapeutic community treatment.

Where is the Watch program in Warm Springs Montana?

The WATCh Program is located in the Xanthopoulos Building on the campus of Montana State Hospital, Warm Springs, Montana. The Warm Springs Campus is located in Southwestern Montana approximately 20 miles Northwest of Butte on Interstate 90.

Where is the DUI Watch program in Montana?

WATCh is an alternative, proactive response to traditional sentencing of adult felony DUI offenders. The WATCh Program is located in the Xanthopoulos Building on the campus of Montana State Hospital, Warm Springs, Montana.

Who is the Montana Department of Corrections watch?

WATCh is a partnership between Community, Counseling, and Correctional Services Inc. (CCCS) and the Montana Department of Corrections (MDOC). The program is based on a Modified Therapeutic Community model of treating addiction and the subsequent social issues.