Collaborative Courts
In 1991, Alameda County opened one of the first collaborative courts in the county and has continued to expand collaborative justice programs.
The Collaborative Courts help people with drug, alcohol, and co-occurring conditions. The goal is for participants to enter treatment and exit the justice system. All participating agencies are committed to legal relief for people struggling with addiction and related issues.
Court Schedule
- Family Treatment Court (San Leandro - Juvenile Justice Center) - Every other Friday
- Misdemeanor Drug Court (Oakland - Wiley W. Manuel Courthouse) - Every 1st & 3rd Monday
- Felony Drug Court (Dublin - East County Hall of Justice) - Every 2nd & 4th Monday
- Veterans Treatment Court (Oakland - Wiley W. Manuel Courthouse) - Every 2nd & 4th Friday
- Reentry Court (Oakland - Wiley W. Manuel Courthouse) - Every 1st & 3rd Tuesday
Contact Information
- Email: OCCS@alameda.courts.ca.gov
- Phone: 510-263-4342
Mission:
To operate data-driven and trauma-informed court programs, participate in inter-organizational collaboration, and provide effective case management for justice-involved people with treatment needs thereby reducing recidivism, addressing disparities, and fostering connections in our community.
Vision:
To exist in an equitable justice system that promotes community wellness and eliminates harm.
Values:
Integrity
Our partners
Diverse perspectives
Creative collaboration
Treating others with respect
Effort, dedication, and continuous learning
Relationships based on trust
Data-driven decision making
Effective communication
Self-awareness