11/20/2025
Stuck was honored to receive the "Innovation in Criminal Justice Award" From the Coconino County Criminal Justice Coalition this past Monday! Our Mobile AcuDetox Team works tirelessly to provide treatment for Substance Misuse and Trauma to unsheltered, at risk and justice involved individuals in Northern Arizona. Look our for our newsletter to learn more about the work we do and how you can help make it possible. Many thanks to all of the staff, board and our volunteers who make the work we do possible!
The Coconino County Criminal Justice Coordinating Council (CJCC) presented its 2025 Awards during a joint meeting of the City of Flagstaff City Council and the Coconino County Board of Supervisors, recognizing outstanding achievements that strengthen collaboration, innovation and service within the local criminal justice system.
The Collaboration and Partnership Award was presented to the Noth Star Task Force which was honored for its survivor-informed, multi-disciplinary approach to combating human trafficking in northern Arizona.
The Innovation in Criminal Justice Award was presented to the Stuck Community Acupuncture’s Mobile AcuDetox Team which was recognized for delivering mobile NADA-protocol acupuncture to justice-involved and unsheltered individuals, including in rural and tribal communities.
The Courage in Justice Award was presented to Amanda Gallegos who was celebrated as the first Peer Recovery Support Specialist at Juvenile Court, using her lived experience with incarceration and addiction to build trust and support families affected by substance use.
The CJCC Awards highlight the vital public purpose of recognizing collaborative, ethical and community-focused work across the justice system. The event brings together city and county leaders, justice partners and community members to support efforts that enhance public safety, expand access to justice and promote well-being across Coconino County and the City of Flagstaff.
For more information about the winners visit https://www.coconino.az.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=3317