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Steuben County

Contact:

Sheriff James Allard

Address:

7007 Rumsey St. Ext.
BathNY 14810

Phone:

607-622-3930

Fax:

607-776-7671

The 2022 dates for the Victim Impact Panel sessions are as follows:

January 19              July 20
March 16                September 21
May 18                   November 16

*Reminder that paperwork must be received in our office 10 days prior to the scheduled session.  Please inform attendees of the $20.00 mandatory attendance fee – collected at the door, cashier’s check or money order ONLY made payable to Steuben County Sheriff. We WILL NOT accept any other form of payment.

*Individuals will not be allowed to attend without pre-registration and $20.00 fee.

The VIP sessions are held at the Public Safety Building, Front Conference Room.  Attendees can sign in beginning at 6:30 and the session starts promptly at 7:00.  No one will be allowed to enter after 7:00.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact:  Deputy Josh VanSkiver at jvanskiver@steubencountyny.gov, (607) 622-3911 or 800-724-7777.


The 2022 dates for the Community Impact Panel sessions are as follows:

January 7              August 1
May 2                    November 7
 
*Reminder that paperwork must be received in our office 10 days prior to the scheduled session.  Please inform attendees of the $20.00 mandatory attendance fee – collected at the door, cashier’s check or money order ONLY made payable to Steuben County Sheriff. We WILL NOT accept any other form of payment.

*Individuals will not be allowed to attend without pre-registration and $20.00 fee.

The CIP sessions are held at the Public Safety Building, Front Conference Room.  Attendees can sign in beginning at 6:00 and the session starts promptly at 6:30.  No one will be allowed to enter after 6:30.

The CIP, or Community Impact Panel, is used for persons convicted of DWI, DWAI-Drugs and Criminal Possession of Controlled Substances to educate on the science of substance use disorder and genetic pre-disposition, real life testimony of unintended consequences of operating a vehicle while impaired or intoxicated and the availability for treatment locally for substance use disorder.  The majority of attendees were arrested for DWAI-Drugs and attend as part of the plea agreement.  Presenters at each session are the District Attorney, Sheriff and a CASAC from Steuben County SCASAS (addiction treatment counselor).

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New York’s STOP-DWI program is the Nations’ first and, to date, only self-sustaining impaired driving program. Other States have implemented components of self-sufficiency, but none to the degree of New York State.