Morgan County Residential Recovery Court - MCRRC

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Morgan County Residential Recovery Court - MCRRC

Established as a part of the Governor’s Public Safety Plan,MCRRC is a collaboration between Dept. Of Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services & Corrections

Morgan County Residential Recovery Court is long-term residential alcohol and drug addiction treatment program that has state wide jurisdiction.

07/25/2025

What a can accomplish is pretty remarkable.

Learning about the importance of = ❤️

It’s

Judge Seth Norman Recovery Foundation
Morgan County Residential Recovery Court - MCRRC

06/18/2025

🥬 (let us) show you a little sample of our harvest 🥗

Hardwork + dedication ✅

One of the Judge Seth Norman Recovery Foundation vehicles for change ☀️

02/23/2025

It takes willingness combined with support and dedication of others to help mitigate the impact addiction and mental health issues have on individuals, families and communities.

Thank you, Sheriff Wayne Potter, for believing in the work we do at the Morgan County Residential Recovery Court - MCRRC.

Your service impacted the lives of many and will continue to impact generations to come. Prayers to your family and to those who have served with you throughout these years.

12/15/2024

We cannot incarcerate our way out of addiction ✅

11/11/2024

Founded by a veteran whose vision ensured that the Morgan County Residential Recovery Court - MCRRC serves veterans.

We are grateful 🇺🇸🙏 for the dedication of our country’s armed forces and courage, honor and sacrifice made by our veterans.

Part of Judge Seth Norman’s vision was to ensure the
Morgan County Residential Recovery Court - MCRRC provided longterm court supervised services to non-violent felony offenders “including veterans” with addiction and co-occurring mental health disorders.

We salute our Founder and Visionary Judge Seth Norman along with our staff, volunteers and those who our organization’s programs currently serve or have served previously who are veterans.

11/10/2024

Fall 🍁 recaps to remind us:

1️⃣: fun doesn’t stop with recovery 💡

2️⃣: fun becomes more meaningful 🤔‼️

POV:

3️⃣: We “get to” experience

and experience

with others with

🥁 = 😁.

It’s a tradition at Morgan County Residential Recovery Court - MCRRC to get all creative 🆒 and that goes for our peers in the residential community and the dedicated staff too 🎃.

(This may/may not be at least one or two staff members favorite time of year…
cough cough Ms. Chelsea or Ms. Monica 🤔😁🎃)….

Nashville Recovery Court Support Foundation

06/15/2024

04/22/2024

Monday Motivation: Catching up the page a little bit more 😊.

Happy birthday blessings (just a little bit late 🙃) to Dr. Jennie L Jobe “aka Doc” 🎂

11 years ago, she welcomed a new challenge - believing in the unique vision of the Grandfather of Tennessee’s Recovery Courts (the Late Judge Seth Norman).

She’s helped us establish and grow a precious resource in Wartburg for men from across Tennessee with substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders in lieu of prison.

Thanks for helping countless individuals who were and lost that there are and .

Thanks for to help our organization Nashville Recovery Court Support Foundation and team in a variety of ways as we keep moving forward one step at a time.

☀️

03/12/2024

Catching up on our page a bit… 😊

Address

504 Flat Fork Road
Wartburg, TN
37887

Telephone

+14233465431

Website

http://www.mcrrctn.com/

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The Morgan County Residential Recovery Court (MCRRC) is a court-supervised long-term male only residential drug and alcohol addiction treatment facility for non-violent felony offenders. The primary purpose of MCRRC is to render intensive treatment to individuals suffering from addiction. MCRRC also exists to reduce recidivism and relieve prison overcrowding.

MCRRC is part of the recovery court system overseen by the Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services. Judge Seth Norman is the Presiding Judge.

Individuals admitted to MCRRC must be referred by local recovery courts and approved by the MCRRC presiding Judge. The MCRRC program is available only to non-violent, addicted, felony offenders whose sentences would require them to be housed in the Tennessee Department of Correction if MCRRC were not an alternative. Applicants must affirmatively express an interest and request to participate in the program. The Presiding Judge assumes jurisdiction over each resident.

Participants are in residence at MCRRC for a minimum of approximately a year. A resident's length of stay beyond the minimum period is entirely dependent upon the evaluation of the treatment team and Presiding Judge based on the resident's progress in his recovery. It is not unusual for participants to remain in the program for longer than twelve months. The Presiding Judge will make final decisions regarding graduation from the program.