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Law Enforcement Treatment Initiative

The goal of this initiative is to connect individuals suffering from substance use disorder with treatment options. Drug overdoses are now the number one accidental killer in the Commonwealth. It is our greatest public health challenge and our greatest public safety challenge.

When a Pennsylvania county joins the Law Enforcement Treatment Initiative program, every law enforcement entity within that county has an opportunity to save lives and play a role in breaking the stigma of drug and alcohol addiction. The program empowers law enforcement officers as well as others to guide individuals who are suffering from addiction into treatment, rather than diverting them into the criminal system.

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In addition to law enforcement, this program also empowers individuals and families to get involved in breaking the cycle of addiction. The first step towards recovery is helping an individual who is suffering from addiction into treatment. Those in need of a treatment referral for either themselves or family members should view the Regional and County Wide Drug and Alcohol Treatment Resource Guide. The guide allows individuals to search for the county in which they reside and call the number provided to speak with someone who can walk them through the process of seeking treatment.

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The LETI program helped me with the support I needed in my everyday. The district attorney's office gave me an opportunity, to do the next right thing. I am very grateful to have been a part of the LETI program. I hope that this program will be accessible for years to come, to those who need help as I once did. And most importantly, if you're seeking and asking for help, don't be afraid to bring awareness to yourself. Recognize your problems, and do not be afraid to contact a professional in the field.

- Analin, Carbon County LETI program participant

Pottsville Police Department found me in a parking garage using meth and alcohol. Police asked me if I was interested in drug & alcohol treatment. I told the police I wanted to clean up my life. Police then drove me to a treatment provider for an assessment. Schuylkill County Law Enforcement Treatment Initiative (LETI) changed my life forever. I was able to go to treatment instead of the 'drunk tank'.

- Steve, Treatment Referral

The LETI program let me focus on my recovery without the added stress of legal issues. The LETI program treated me as a sick person trying to get well rather than a bad person who needed to be punished to be made good. I have been sober over a year now and have gotten my life back on track. I am once again a productive member of my community that I have the honor to serve as a nurse.

- Jason, Treatment Referral

This is a great program to be involved in, you will be assisted in all aspects of your recovery and you will be able to get your life back on track.

- Tim, Treatment Referral

Participation & Regional Support

Click a county on the map or use the menu below to find regional support information in your county:

LETI has expanded and now is implemented in several counties. This program will continue to expand throughout the Commonwealth, and will also provide data to inform the community of medical professionals and law enforcement on how to best help individuals suffering from substance use disorder.

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If your agency would like to partner with the Office of Attorney General’s Law Enforcement Treatment Initiative and open your doors to people seeking treatment for addiction, please contact the Office of Attorney General at 570-826-2483 or email treatment@attorneygeneral.gov.

An agent will work with you throughout the process, providing sample documents and policies to help you get up and running in your departments. The Office of Attorney General will also promote the program in individual communities.

If you would prefer to call, we can be reached at 570-826-2483

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Click a county below to find regional support information in your county:

LETI has expanded and now is implemented in several counties. This program will continue to expand throughout the Commonwealth, and will also provide data to inform the community of medical professionals and law enforcement on how to best help individuals suffering from substance use disorder.

Click a county to view a testimonial

If your agency would like to partner with the Office of Attorney General’s Law Enforcement Treatment Initiative and open your doors to people seeking treatment for addiction, please contact the Office of Attorney General at 570-826-2483 or email treatment@attorneygeneral.gov.

An agent will work with you throughout the process, providing sample documents and policies to help you get up and running in your departments. The Office of Attorney General will also promote the program in individual communities.

If you would prefer to call, we can be reached at 570-826-2483

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Law Enforcement Treatment Initiative News & Press

Cumberland and Perry Counties will Launch LETI Program, Becoming 31st and 32nd Counties to Join Office of Attorney General’s Diversion Initiative

Published on May 22, 2025

CARLISLE — Attorney General Dave Sunday announced that Cumberland and Perry counties have become the 31st and 32nd counties to join the Law Enforcement Treatment Initiative (LETI), a collaborative program launched by the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General and law enforcement to divert individuals in need to treatment services.

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