This form is used to screen for chemical and/or mental health concerns. It is completed by the screener, and can be used anywhere (i.e. community, pre-booking, or jail).

The Release of Information form is used to enable private data to be shared between the Yellow Line Project and other authorized entities who are involved with the individual. This version is used for general purposes. Note: This form is to be printed on 4-layer carbon-copy paper to protect privacy while only requiring one signature from the individual.

The Results and Referral Form is completed to summarize the Screening Form for law enforcement and the potential participant. It also serves as the official referral document from law enforcement.

The Release of Information form is used to enable private data to be shared between the Yellow Line Project and other authorized entities who are involved with the individual. This version is specific to court involved agencies. Note: This form is to be printed on 4-layer carbon-copy paper to protect privacy while only requiring one signature from the individual.

This document is completed after a screening to provide information to the Community Based Coordinators for determining participation eligibility.

The Release of Information form is used to enable private data to be shared between the Yellow Line Project and other authorized entities who are involved with the individual. This version is specific to medical providers. Note: This form is to be printed on 4-layer carbon-copy paper to protect privacy while only requiring one signature from the individual.

The My Yellow Line Plan serves as a core document to capture specific and measurable action points for the participants. The Community Based Coordinator and participant work together to complete this form.

The Release of Information form is used to enable private data to be shared between the Yellow Line Project and other authorized entities who are involved with the individual. This version is specific to law enforcement agencies. Note: This form is to be printed on 4-layer carbon-copy paper to protect privacy while only requiring one signature from the individual.

This document allows an individual to consent to be contacted or receive information through email or text communications.

This form is an explanation of privacy rights. Information will only be shared if allowed.

The Client Bill of Rights explains the individual’s right to fair treatment and autonomy over medical decisions and other rights.

This document illustrates an alternative pathway for individuals admitted to a detoxification center for participation in the Yellow Line Project.

This document illustrates an alternative pathway for individuals admitted to a detoxification center for participation in the Yellow Line Project.

This document iilustrates the basic workflow between individuals admitted to a detoxification center and participation in the Yellow Line Project.

A Safety Plan is completed with all participants of the Yellow Line Project. This individualized plan is used to facilitate a conversation regarding personal safety, and is provided to the individual at the time it is completed.

This illustration provides a brief overview of how individuals in the community are referred by Law Enforcement for participation in the Yellow Line Project.

This documents illustrates a more detailed workflow of the process for Law Enforcement referral to the Yellow Line Project from a street level perspective when an officer suspects a referral for help with mental illness and/or chemical dependency is needed.

Not all individuals are eligible for the Yellow Line Project. Attached are our current offense categories.

The individual, law enforcement officer, and screener must all sign the agreement to start the diversion plan. This is what we refer to as "the three yes's

When an individual completes their My Yellow Line Plan, a success letter is sent to the officer involved in the original incident.

In the event that an individual does not meet expectations and/or complete their My Yellow Line Plan, a letter is sent to the officer recommending the individual to be criminally charged.

This document is completed by the Community Based Coordinator after review of an individual’s screening, case note and potential legal charges and determines if a referral is eligible for participation in the Yellow Line Project.

This form is used to release liability/responsibility to a third party. The receiving person is agreeing to personally accept responsibility for the person who was previously detained.

This document illustrates the basic workflow of integration between individuals admitted to a detoxification center and participation in the Yellow Line Project.

This document is used as a tool to assist the Community Based Coordinators in determining if an individual may be a candidate for diversion specifically through the Short Term Jail Stay (1-3 day) pathway.

This is an illustration of the Yellow Line Project workflow regarding participants that enter through the Short-Term Jail Stay (1-3 day) workflow.

This documents illustrates a more detailed workflow of the process for Law Enforcement referral to the Yellow Line Project from a street level perspective when an officer suspects a referral for help with mental illness and/or chemical dependency is needed.

This document is completed using information in the screening and review process to indicate to the County Attorney’s Office if an individual is recommended for participation in the Yellow Line Project specifically through the Short Term Jail Stay (1-3 day) pathway. This is the only information provided to the County Attorney’s Office from the Community Based Coordinators for their consideration of participation in the Yellow Line Project.