Jail Diversion Services are designed to redirect individuals with mental health or substance use disorders away from the criminal justice system and into appropriate treatment and support services. These services aim to address the underlying behavioral health issues that contribute to criminal behavior, thereby reducing recidivism and promoting recovery. Jail diversion programs typically involve collaboration between law enforcement, mental health professionals, and the courts. They may include crisis intervention, case management, and access to mental health or substance use treatment. The goal is to provide alternatives to incarceration, such as treatment programs, supportive housing, or community supervision, that better address the needs of individuals with behavioral health conditions. By focusing on treatment rather than punishment, Jail Diversion Services help reduce the burden on the criminal justice system, improve outcomes for individuals, and enhance public safety.