Community Intervention Center (CIC)
The mission of the Tulsa Area Community Intervention Center serves many functions including:
- Assisting law enforcement officers by providing a 24-hour short term retaining facility for quick drop-off of juveniles so officers can return to their duties in the community;
- Providing a safe and secure environment for juveniles who have been arrested;
- Reducing recidivism of juvenile offenders by early intervention for delinquent behavior;
- Detecting and addressing the underlying causes of delinquent or problem behavior on the front end as a preventive measure;
- Intervening before problems escalate into chronic or more serious offenses; and
- Creating a more effective and efficient alliance between police, parents, juvenile justice and treatment providers.
Juvenile Trends and Statistics
July 1, 2014 - June 30, 2015
- 1325 Total juveniles served at the CIC
- 692 (52.2%) Juveniles admitted to the CIC
- 540 (40.7%) Juveniles processed and diverted to the Family Center for Juvenile Justice Detention Center
- 78 (6 %) Inappropriate (Runaway/DLM Eligible)
- 15 (1.1%) Paperwork Only
- 1084 Docket numbers generated for juveniles
- 13.61 minutes – Average Law Enforcement Officer time
- 122 Assessments scheduled; 45 assessments completed with referrals to community agencies for counseling, education, medical, mentoring, independent living, and employment resources, etc.
- 692 of 63 (9.1%) Recidivism - admitted to the CIC
Services Provided to Law Enforcement Agencies
- Centralized booking facility for arrested juveniles throughout Tulsa County
- Available twenty-four hours a day, seven days per week for quick drop-off of arrested juveniles
- Time savings - Reduction of time law enforcement officers are engaged with youth
- Financial cost savings
- Processing and maintenance of records and files for all arrested juveniles
- Distribution of paperwork to multiple courts and records departments
- Fingerprinting services for all arrested juveniles with felony charges
- Detention searches of all juveniles ensuring safety of officers, staff, and juveniles
- Confiscation of contraband turned into law enforcement officers
- Generating court docket numbers for all Arrest and Booking forms
- Scheduling court dates for designated District and Municipal courts countywide
Services Provided to Juveniles and Families
- Educating juvenile offenders by providing early intervention to prevent further involvement in the juvenile justice system
- Safe and secure facility for arrested juveniles while waiting to be released to their parents/legal guardians
- Quick notification to parents/legal guardians of juvenile’s arrest and alleged misdemeanor and/or felony charges
- Communication, information, and paperwork for scheduled juvenile court appearances
- Liaison for parents/legal guardians, law enforcement officers, and the District and Municipal court systems
- Brief assessments to determine juveniles immediate needs during the initial intake process
- Comprehensive assessments to determine underlying causes of delinquent and problem behaviors
- Access to community referrals to assist juveniles and families with various community support services
Services Provided to Courts
- Scheduling of court dates for corresponding court systems
- Distribution of Promise to Appears forms for all Municipal and District courts
- Liaison for the courts and the parents/legal guardians
- Updates to the court systems on juvenile participation and assessment completion
- Coordination of information between Municipal and District Courts throughout Tulsa County
Services Provided to the Community
- Deterring and responding to the widespread concern for juvenile crime throughout Tulsa County
- Effectively and efficiently identifying and intervening with juveniles at risk of becoming tomorrow’s serious, violent, and chronic offenders
- Providing safer communities by holding juveniles accountable and providing immediate consequences for their delinquent behavior
- Community referrals to mental health and substance abuse agencies, social services programs, educational programs, and other community agencies throughout Tulsa County and the State of Oklahoma
- Tracking trends in juvenile crime to support law enforcement, policy makers, and judicial authorities
- Providing financial cost savings to communities
| Bixby Police Department | Oklahoma Highway Patrol |
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| Broken Arrow Police Department | Owasso Police Department |
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| Claremore Police Department | Roger’s County Sheriff’s Office Department |
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| Collinsville Police Department | Sand Springs Department |
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| Glenpool Police Department | Sapulpa Police Department |
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| Jenks Police Department | Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office Department |
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| Keifer Police Department | Tulsa Fire Department |
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| Tulsa Police Department | Tulsa Public School Police Department |
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