Offenders are required to complete 200 hours of community service restitution for every 90 days they are in the program. A minimum of 15 hours a week are required. Offenders are assigned to CSR projects by the CSR Coordinator, who also serves as a Residential Supervisor. General house keeping, that does not constitute CSR, includes keeping the dorms, bunks, lockers, bathrooms, and general dorm areas neat and clean. Produce from the garden was donated to nonprofit organizations and distributed to disadvantaged families.
Eligibility is determined by the treatment team.
Offenders that graduate from CTTC and remain in the Williamson County area are placed in the Substance Abuse Caseload. They receive intensive supervision and are required to report once a week. Offenders are supervised by the Specialized CSO that is funded by the Substance Abuse Caseload Program grant. Information on this program is tracked through that program. The average caseload size is 70.