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Welcome to the San Juan County Website Juvenile Services Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Page.

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Frequently Asked Questions.
Q: How much does your program cost?
A: There is no cost for this program.
Q: What resources/referrals do you provide?
A: The Assessment Center has listings for several programs in San Juan County from areas such as anger management, mental health, substance abuse, GED and educational services and many more.
Q: Can a police officer bring a child to the Assessment Center?
A: A police officer can bring a child to the Assessment Center if a parent has given the officer permission to transport the child.
Q: Does the Assessment Center provide any long-term or extensive mental health placement or services?
A: The Assessment Center provides only assessment and referral services. No extensive mental health testing, placement or long-term services are provided.
Q: Does the Assessment Center accept children who are under the influence of a substance (alcohol, drugs, etc.)?
A: The Assessment Center is not a de-tox unit for juveniles. Thorough screening will take place between Administration and Juvenile Probation on a case-to-case basis for holding juveniles under the influence of alcohol. The Center provides referrals for juveniles who may have a substance abuse problem.
Q: Does my child have to come home with me even if the police bring him/her to the Assessment Center?
A: Yes. Parents/guardians must pick up their child, arrange for him/her to stay with a friend or relative, or arrange other placement. If parent/guardian refuses to pick up child and all other options are exhausted, Human Services becomes involved. Parents/guardian remain financially responsible for placement of their child.
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