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Campbell County to document arrests and convictions three years before and after JFDC participation starting July 1
Summary
Wyoming Treatment Court staff outlined a recidivism documentation policy that will record arrests and convictions three years pre-registration, during the program, and three years post-program; the policy is scheduled to start July 1, 2026.
During "Kurt’s Korner," Kurt discussed treatment-court performance measurement and a new recidivism documentation requirement. The policy calls for documenting arrests and subsequent convictions three years before program registration, during program participation, and three years after program exit. Kurt said the county has not experienced problems tracking these outcomes to date and that, "This policy is to start on July 1, 2026."
The committee recorded that the state wants the three-year history documented. No changes to local procedures were ordered at the meeting; implementation details will follow as the policy takes effect on July 1, 2026.
