Brown County Resources

211 Wisconsin (Brown County)

Free statewide information and referral for health, housing, food, transportation, and crisis resources.

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ADRC of Brown County

Aging and Disability Resource Center for benefits counseling, long-term care options, and transportation coordination in Brown County.

920-448-4300

Brown County Comprehensive Community Services (CCS)

Medicaid-funded psychosocial rehabilitation for eligible Brown County youth and adults with mental health or substance use needs.

920-391-6940

Brown County Community Treatment Center

County outpatient mental health, AODA, crisis, and psychiatric services campus. 3150 Gershwin Drive, Green Bay.

920-391-4700

Family Services Crisis Center (Brown County)

24/7 free crisis counseling by phone, in person, or mobile response anywhere in Brown County. 3150 Gershwin Drive, Green Bay.

920-436-8888

Brown County Community Support Program (CSP)

Intensive assertive community treatment case management for adults with severe and persistent mental illness. 1100 Guns Road, Green Bay.

920-391-6940

Curative Connections Transportation (Brown County)

Low-cost rides for seniors and people with disabilities to medical appointments and errands throughout Brown County.

920-227-4272

Golden House (Brown County)

24/7 domestic abuse helpline, emergency shelter, advocacy, and counseling for survivors in Brown County.

920-432-4244

Green Bay Metro Transit

Fixed-route buses, on-demand microtransit, and ADA paratransit serving Green Bay and surrounding Brown County communities.

920-448-3450

Brown County Department of Health & Human Services

County department providing behavioral health, aging, disability, economic support, and protective services for Brown County residents.

920-448-6000

MTM Medical Transportation (Brown County)

Non-emergency medical transportation for Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus members in Brown County.

866-907-1493

NAMI Brown County

Local NAMI affiliate providing mental health education, support groups, and advocacy for Brown County residents.

920-371-0961

Brown County AODA Outpatient Services

County alcohol and other drug abuse assessments, outpatient treatment, and driver safety plan monitoring for Brown County residents.

920-391-4720

Brown County OWI Assessment (IDP)

State-designated intoxicated driver program assessments and driver safety plans for Brown County residents. Schedule in person at the Community Treatment Center, 3150 Gershwin Drive, Green Bay.

920-391-4720

Brown County OWI Treatment Court

Judicially supervised OWI treatment court for high-risk repeat offenders. Manager Mark Vanden Hoogen. 305 East Walnut Street, Green Bay.

920-391-4849

Brown County Outpatient Psychiatric Clinic

County medication management and psychiatric services for adult Brown County residents, including sliding-fee scale options. 3150 Gershwin Drive, Green Bay.

920-391-6940

Family Services Sexual Assault Center (Brown County)

24/7 confidential support, advocacy, and counseling for sexual assault survivors in Brown County. 319 Crooks Street, Green Bay.

920-436-8899

Wisconsin Addiction Recovery Helpline (Brown County)

Free 24/7 statewide support for substance use concerns, treatment referrals, and recovery resources. Call, text, or chat.

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Wisconsin 511 — Road Conditions

Real-time traffic, incidents, and winter road conditions.

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Wisconsin DOT — Impaired Driving

Official statistics, laws, and safety education.

Tavern League of Wisconsin — SafeRide Program

Free rides home from participating TLW-member taverns statewide. Ask your bartender if their establishment offers SafeRide.

608-270-8591

TLW SafeRide Mobile App

Find nearby Tavern League members and SafeRide providers on Apple or Android.

Uber / Lyft

On-demand rides available in most Wisconsin metro and suburban areas.

SAMHSA National Helpline

Free, confidential, 24/7 treatment referral and information.

1-800-662-4357

Wisconsin DHS — Treatment Directory

State directory of certified alcohol and drug treatment providers.

Wisconsin BAC Limits Explained

Legal limits, implied consent, and what BAC levels mean for drivers in Wisconsin.

What Happens After a First OWI

Typical penalties, license consequences, and ignition interlock requirements.

Planning a Safe Ride Home

Rideshare, designated drivers, and staying overnight — practical options before you go out.

Ignition Interlock Devices in Wisconsin

Who needs one, how they work, and approved providers in Wisconsin.

SAMHSA National Helpline

Free, confidential, 24/7 treatment referral — 1-800-662-4357.

Wisconsin Impaired Driving Data

Official crash statistics and safety resources from Wisconsin DOT.

NHTSA Drunk Driving Facts

National data, research, and prevention resources from NHTSA.

Community Prevention Programs

Local coalitions, school programs, and community education initiatives.

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

Free, confidential 24/7 support for people in distress — call, text, or chat 988.

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TLW SafeRide Mobile App

Find nearby Tavern League members and SafeRide providers on Apple or Android — free.

Tavern League of Wisconsin — SafeRide Program

Free rides home from participating TLW-member taverns. Ask your bartender if their establishment offers SafeRide.

608-270-8591

Crisis Text Line

Free, confidential 24/7 mental health support by text — text HOME to 741741.

Wisconsin DHS — Crisis Services

State directory of county crisis lines, mobile crisis teams, and emergency mental health resources.

Wisconsin DOT — Bureau of Driver Services

Official OWI assessment, driver safety plans, and license reinstatement information.