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ARIZONA ASSOCIATION OF DRUG COURT
PHOENIX, AZ · EIN 474428104 · Form 990EZ · FY2022 · NTEE I50 · Crime & Legal-Related · Small ($100K-$1M) · azadcp.org
revenue
$128K
expenses
$132K
net assets
$25K
employees
—
mission · from form 990

TO REDUCE SUBSTANCE ABUSE, CRIME AND RECIDIVISMTO PROMOTE AND ADVOCATE FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT AND FUNDING OF EFFECTIVE DRUG COURTS AND PROBLEM SOLVING COURTS IN ARIZONAPROMOTE A TEAM APPROACH IN ADDRESSING SUBSTANCE ABUSE ISSUESTO DEVELOP, PROMOTE AND ANALYZE POLICIES, STANDARDS AND PRACTICES FOR DRUG COURTS AND PROBLEM SOLVING COURTS, AND PROVIDE A FORUM FOR THE EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION AND IDEAS.

profile · synthesized from sources

The Arizona Association of Treatment Court Professionals (AATCP) supports problem-solving courts across Arizona, including drug, mental health, veterans, family, and juvenile courts. It provides training, technical assistance, and resources to court professionals, promotes evidence-based practices, and hosts an annual conference featuring national experts. AATCP partners with national organizations to strengthen treatment court effectiveness and improve outcomes for individuals with substance use and mental health disorders.

named programs · 3 · from sources

what they call their work

Annual AATCP Conference
Hosts a yearly conference in Prescott, Arizona bringing together problem-solving court professionals for training, networking, and learning from nationally recognized experts
Board Leadership Development
Recruits and supports board members to govern the association, ensure financial solvency, and advance the mission of treatment courts in Arizona
Technical Assistance Program
Offers evidence-based guidance on incentives and sanctions, team roles, and drug court standards to member courts across Arizona
activities · 3 groups

what they do

  • Specialized Training Conferences & Technical Assistance 10 activities
    • Maintaining an Advisory Committee
      Maintains an Advisory Committee comprising the Past President, the AOC Adult Drug Court Coordinator, and representatives from each of Arizona's 15 counties with operational treatment courts to gather input on treatment court success, challenges, and suggestions for improvement.
    • Maintaining an Advisory Committee
      The organization maintains an Advisory Committee with representatives from each of Arizona's 15 counties with operational treatment courts, along with the Past President and the AOC Adult Drug Court Coordinator, to gather input on treatment court success, challenges, and suggestions for improvement.
    • Maintaining an Advisory Committee
      The organization maintains an Advisory Committee with representatives from each of Arizona's 15 counties with operational treatment courts, along with the Past President and the AOC Adult Drug Court Coordinator, to gather input on treatment court success, challenges, and suggestions for improvement.
    • Organizing an Annual Treatment Courts Conference
      Hosts an annual 2.5-day Treatment Courts Conference in Prescott, Arizona, providing education, networking opportunities, and training on evidence-based practices for various professionals involved with Arizona's treatment courts, including probation and parole staff, judges, attorneys, and behavioral health providers.
    • Organizing and Hosting an Annual Treatment Courts Conference
      The organization plans, manages, and hosts an annual 2.5-day Treatment Courts Conference in Prescott, Arizona, providing education, networking opportunities, and bringing in nationally recognized professionals to improve Arizona's treatment courts and educate various professionals on serving individuals involved with treatment courts.
    • Organizing and Hosting an Annual Treatment Courts Conference
      The organization plans, manages, and hosts an annual 2.5-day Treatment Courts Conference in Prescott, Arizona, providing education, networking opportunities, and bringing in nationally recognized professionals to improve Arizona's treatment courts and educate various professionals on serving individuals involved with treatment courts.
    • Providing Training and Technical Assistance
      The organization provides training and technical assistance to its members and problem-solving court teams across Arizona on evidence-based practices, team roles in problem-solving courts, Drug Court standards, and effective programming for substance use and mental health disorders. This includes soliciting and vetting faculty and managing training requests and delivery records.
    • Providing Training and Technical Assistance
      The organization provides technical assistance and training to its members and problem-solving court teams across Arizona on evidence-based practices, team roles in problem-solving courts, Drug Court standards, and effective programming for substance use and mental health disorders. This includes soliciting and vetting faculty and managing training requests and delivery records.
    • Providing Training and Technical Assistance
      The organization provides training and technical assistance to its members and problem-solving court teams across Arizona on evidence-based practices, team roles in problem-solving courts, Drug Court standards, and effective programming for substance use and mental health disorders. This includes soliciting and vetting faculty and managing training requests and delivery records.
    • Providing Training and Technical Assistance
      Offers technical assistance and training to its members and problem-solving court teams across Arizona on evidence-based practices, team roles in problem-solving courts, Drug Court standards, and effective programming for substance use and mental health disorders. This includes soliciting and vetting faculty and managing training requests and records.
  • Community Art Exhibitions & Festivals 4 activities
    • Hosting an Annual Art Contest
      The organization hosts an Annual Art Contest for treatment court participants to share their art, awarding gift cards to the top five winners.
    • Hosting an Annual Art Contest
      Hosts an Annual Art Contest for treatment court participants to share their art, awarding gift cards to the top five winners.
    • Hosting an Annual Art Contest
      The organization hosts an Annual Art Contest for treatment court participants to share their art, awarding gift cards to the top five winners.
    • Hosting an Annual Art Contest
      The organization hosts an Annual Art Contest for treatment court participants to share their art and awards gift cards to the top five winners.
  • Educator and Professional Recognition Awards 2 activities
    • Recognizing Excellence and Innovation in Treatment Courts
      The organization recognizes treatment court teams and individuals for their exceptional performance, dedication, and innovative approaches that advance treatment court principles and improve program outcomes through annual awards such as the Excellence Award and Innovation Award.
    • Recognizing Excellence and Innovation in Treatment Courts
      The organization recognizes treatment court teams and individuals for their exceptional performance, dedication, and innovative approaches that advance treatment court principles and improve program outcomes through annual awards such as the Excellence Award and Innovation Award.
financials · form 990EZ · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$128K
Contributions & grants——
Program service revenue$128K100%
Investment income$10%
Other revenue—
expenses
Total expenses$132K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits—
Grants paid out—
balance sheet
Total assets$25K
Cash—
Investments—
Liabilities—
Net assets$25K
2 years on record · 2021–2022 · YoY revenue +52.6%
relationships · 15

who they work with

  • Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) Government — The AOC Adult Drug Court Coordinator is an appointed position by the AOC and serves on the Advisory Committee as a non-voting member.
  • Arizona Law for Vets Partner — Supports the efforts of Arizona Law for Vets.
  • Arizona Treatment Court Conference Partner — Hosts the Annual Art Contest as part of the conference.
  • Center for Court Innovation Partner — Received Technical Assistance from the Center for Court Innovation to develop a 5-year strategic plan.
  • Coconino County Recovery Court Partner — Recipient of the 2022 and 2018 Innovation Awards and the 2022 Excellence Award from AATCP
  • Hampton Inn & Suites Tucson-Mall Partner — Designated hotel partner for the 2025 Autumn Symposium
  • Maricopa County Juvenile Court Dependency Court Partner — Recipient of the 2016 Innovation Award from AATCP
  • Mesa Community Court Partner — Recipient of the 2019 Innovation Award from AATCP
  • NADCP Partner — Remains current on national research and best practices published by NADCP.
  • NDCI Partner — Remains current on national research and best practices published by NDCI.
  • National Association of Drug Court Professionals (NADCP) Partner — Partners to bring nationally recognized professionals to the annual AATCP conference.
  • National Drug Court Institute (NDCI) Partner — Has a long-established partnership to provide training to problem-solving court teams across Arizona.
  • Pima County Drug Court/DTAP Program Partner — Recipient of the 2023 Innovation Award from AATCP
  • Pima County Juvenile Training Center Partner — Host venue for the 2025 Autumn Symposium
  • Yavapai County Drug Court Partner — Recipient of the 2018 Innovation Award and Excellence Award from AATCP