Central Texas Treatment Center

OVERVIEW

The Central Texas Treatment Center (CTTC) of Williamson County was established in November, 1990, to provide 24-hour community supervision and treatment to serious alcohol and drug abusers sentenced by the courts as an initial condition of community supervision or as a community supervision modification. CTTC was established through the joint efforts of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice-Community Justice Assistance Division (TDCJ-CJAD), the Community Supervision and Corrections Department (CSCD) of Williamson County and the Georgetown Healthcare System (GHS). The CTTC contracts with Georgetown Healthcare System (GHS) for substance abuse counseling services.

In September, 1992, the resident capacity was increased from 66 beds to 70 beds, with 12 reserved for females.

In Fiscal Year 2000, there were 160 Intakes, 159 Discharges, and 229 Total Number Served.  The average length of stay for individuals who completed the program was 187 days.

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