Broward County Drug Court Earns Prestigious Re-Entry Award

Broward County Drug Court Earns Prestigious Re-Entry Award

This week, our Felony Pre-Trial Drug Court received the Re-Entry Award from the Florida Council on Crime and Delinquency at the 95th Annual Criminal Justice Training Institute on Sept. 10th in Orlando.

Judge Michael Davis, Drug Court Manager Russell Edwards, and Correctional Probation Supervisor Tammy Marcus proudly accepted the award, which recognizes outstanding programs that help individuals successfully transition back into the community after incarceration.

This recognition highlights our team’s exemplary work in rehabilitation, job training, and post-release support—efforts that reduce recidivism, promote second chances, and serve as a model for reentry success nationwide. 👏✨

💡 In addition, Broward County’s Felony Pre-Trial Drug Court has been designated a National Mentor Court—one of only 10 in the entire nation with this distinction.

(Pictured left to right: Michelle Whitworth, State President, Florida Council on Crime and Delinquency; Judge Michael Davis; Drug Court Manager Russell Edwards; Department of Corrections Drug Court PTI Supervisor Tammy Marcus; and Nichole Landrum, Committee Chairperson for the FCC Re-Entry Award.)

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