

Douglas County Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services
Douglas County Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services
Douglas County Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services
About Douglas County Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services
Douglas County’s Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse (AODA) Services operates within the Human Services department to address chemical dependency and substance use concerns for county residents, coordinating prevention, treatment planning, and support through structured programs. Services aim to reduce harm and connect people with clinical and community resources for alcohol and drug misuse.
Referral and Case Management Services
The program offers a range of services including advocacy, case management, intake and assessment, information and referral, DWI assessments, and court-related support, as well as treatment provided through local contracted providers. Clinical services include 24-hour on-call counseling, aftercare, medical detoxification, residential treatment, and Intoxicated Drivers Program options to support recovery and safe community outcomes.
Services Tailored to Community Needs
Services serve individuals struggling with alcohol and other drug abuse across Douglas County, collaborating with courts, local treatment centers, and community partners to ensure comprehensive support. These efforts are part of broader Human Services offerings that emphasize equitable access to care and connection to appropriate treatment pathways.
