The Swimming Upstream Awards honor community members who work to change how Gallatin County "shows up" around the negative consequences of alcohol misuse.
Held in conjunction with Alcohol and Drug Services of Gallatin County, April 2007 marks the fourth year for the awards.
This year's invitation:
 Join us to celebrate…YOU!
at the 5th annual "Swimming Upstream" awards
Honoring members of our community
who have the courage to go against the current --
working to change how Gallatin County “shows up”
around the negative consequences of alcohol misuse.
April 10, 2008
7:00 p.m
Gallatin County Courthouse Building, 3rd floor
(use 3rd Street entrance)
please r.s.v.p. to Jenna Caplette, DUI Task Force Coordinator
funded by the Gallatin County DUI Task Force,
and sponsored in partnership with:
Alcohol and Drug Services of Gallatin County
Gallatin Safe Kids, Safe Communities
We serve some fairly decent treats . . .
Many foods are donated by local businesses.
About 100 people attend the event.
We work to create a picture of how it takes all of these people, working in
so many different arenas, to begin to change the community's culture
around alcohol use and misuse.
 District Court Administrator, Dorothy Bradley, Criminal Justice Award
Awardees often say, I'm only doing my job. Yet, each one of these people
has a choice about where they work, and the amount of effort, the heart,
they put in to their work.
 911 Center, Public Safety Award
 Jason Hoppert, MHP. Public Safety Award
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