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Four individuals have transformed their lives through the Cobb County Drug Treatment Court, graduating with renewed focus, hope, and determination. Judges, court staff, attorneys, elected officials, family, and friends gathered in the Jury Assembly Room at the Cobb Superior Court to celebrate their accomplishments.
The program offers an 18-to-24-month voluntary alternative to incarceration for individuals
struggling with substance use disorders. Participants receive close judicial supervision, individualized treatment, and recovery support to help them rebuild their lives and become productive members of the community.Reflecting on her journey, one graduate shared: “My experience with Drug Court has been life-changing in a positive way, my hope has been restored, and I am grateful for the program.”
Superior Court Judge Jason D. Marbutt, who presides over the Drug Treatment Court, said, “Drug Treatment Court shows that change is possible for those who commit to it. Our participants work hard to rebuild their lives, and we are here to support them every step of the way.”
Program Coordinator Porsha Winfrey added, “This program meets people where they are and gives them the support they need to make real changes in their lives. These graduates are a reflection of what’s possible when that support is matched with commitment.”
For more information about Cobb County Drug Treatment Court, including ways to get involved or
support the program, contact Porsha Winfrey, Program Coordinator, at 770-528-1933 or
Porsha.Winfrey@cobbcounty.gov
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