Diversion Hub’s 2024 Annual Report highlights our impact over the past year, showcasing key achievements in reducing recidivism, expanding services, and strengthening community partnerships to support justice-involved individuals and families — reflecting on a year of innovation and measurable outcomes that advance the mission of creating pathways to stability and self-sufficiency.

Diversion Hub’s 2025 Strategic Plan outlines the organization’s growth, services, and partnerships to reduce recidivism and address root causes of justice involvement. This reviews past achievements, current operations, and a five-year roadmap for expansion, including a new facility and broader diversion initiatives.

This report evaluates Diversion Hub’s voluntary model, showing it effectively reduces justice system involvement by addressing root causes like housing, employment, and mental health needs with coercion. Our data shows high engagement and positive outcomes across all demographics.

This program evaluation analyzes data from program completions dating between January 2023 and September 2024. The majority of MDP participants are charged with drug crimes. Many of these individuals struggle with substance use and co-occurring disorders and lack critical support services. With COSSUP grant funds, CJAC and its partners are expanding services offered by Diversion Hub and treatment providers to clientele who struggle with SUD/COD.

The Sequential Intercept Model, developed by Mark R. Munetz, M.D. and Patricia A. Griffin,  Ph.D., has been used as a focal point for states and communities to assess available  opportunities, determine gaps in services, and plan for community change. These activities are  best accomplished by a team of stakeholders that cross over multiple systems, including mental health, substance use, law enforcement, pretrial services, courts, jails, community corrections, housing,  health, social services, peers, family members, and many others.

This analysis, case study and data validation analyzes the efficacy of the Oklahoma County Diversion Hub’s Misdemeanor Diversion Program and reflects on the larger purpose and effectiveness of misdemeanor diversion as a whole.