41. Bucks County Courts: Adult Probation And Parole - Victims Of Domestic Violence - County Courts information about the adult Probationand parole victim impact statement PPI. http://www.buckscounty.org/departments/probation/dv_impact_stmnt_form.htm

Power Search Home Services Calendar Maps ... News Victim Impact Statement (PPI Form The form below is appropriate if you have received a letter from the Office of the District Attorney which starts, " This letter is to advise you that the above-named defendant has applied for parole. As a victim of this crime,we want you to be informed of this action. Please copy the following information from the letter to the blanks below so that we may properly process your response. Thank you Commonwealth V. Case No. Date of letter Your name Your address City State: Zip: Phone number (may be needed to confirm validity of response) Email address Information which you would like to convey to the sentencing judge who will be reviewing the defendant's application for parole: Adult Probation and Parole Department Bucks County Courthouse 55 East Court Street Doylestown, PA 18901

42. Adult Probation And Parole Department - Lehigh County Court Of Common Pleas adult probation parole Department 455 W Hamilton Street Allentown, Pa 181011614(610) 782-3933 Fax (610) 770-6754 Other adult probation parole Dept. http://www.lccpa.org/depts/adultpro.html

455 W Hamilton Street Allentown, Pa 18101-1614 (610) 782-3933 Fax (610) 770-6754 The Lehigh County Adult Probation and Parole Department, as a mission, seeks to aid in the reduction of crime in the community through field-based supervision, treatment and rehabilitation of the offender, thus protecting the public from recurring criminal and anti-social behavior. In addition, the department assists the Court in sentencing through the completion of pre-sentence investigations on offenders as directed. Special services and intensive supervision are provided to those offenders, who have a history of substance use and abuse, and to those where mental health disorders or mental retardation are evident. In 1996, Restorative Justice was introduced as an innovative, philosophical approach to supervision. This new paradigm, stressing the development of competencies and accountability within clients, has led to the introduction of new, educational programming for those under the department's supervision. Included in these on-site classroom presentations are Adult Literacy, Alcohol Highway Safety, Finance Health Issues, Job Readiness Training, Retail Theft Rehabilitation, and Substance Abuse Education. Other services offered by the department include the Community Work Service Project, Electronic Monitoring, and the Restitution Enhancement Program. In a continuing effort to upgrade and enhance departmental programming, several new initiatives are being developed, to include Victim/Offender Mediation, Child Abuse Prevention, and Domestic Violence Prevention.

43. Contact Info - Adult Probation And Parole Department - Lehigh County Court Of Co adult probation parole Department 455 W Hamilton Street Allentown, Pa 181011614(610) 782-3933 Fax (610) 770-6754 HOURS. Other adult probation parole Dept. http://www.lccpa.org/depts/adultpro/adultprocontactinfo.html

455 W Hamilton Street Allentown, Pa 18101-1614 (610) 782-3933 Fax (610) 770-6754 HOURS Hours of Operation: 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Monday-Friday CONTACT INFORMATION John Sikora Chief Probation Officer johnsikora@lehighcounty.org M. Sharon Schoemaker Supervising Probation Officer Investigation Unit sharonschoemaker@lehighcounty.org Mark D. Surovy Supervising Probation Officer Monitoring/Intake Unit marksurovy@lehighcounty.org Debra E. Steager Court Operations Officer debrasteager@lehighcounty.org Ann Marie Egizio Deputy Chief Probation Officer annegizio@lehighcounty.org Elizabeth M. Seng Supervising Probation Officer Intensive Drug Supervision Unit elizabethseng@lehighcounty.org R. Scott Schlechter Supervising Probation Officer General Supervision Unit scottschlechter@lehighcounty.org Sandra D. Farkas Office Supervisor sandrafarkas@lehighcounty.org Introduction Educational Opportunities Inclement Weather Policy A production of Nexario Solutions , a division of Anchor Consulting

44. 08-415 Corrections Services - Adult Probation And Parole 08415 Corrections Services - adult probation and parole. adult probation andparole has two programs Administration and Support and Field Services. http://www.state.la.us/opb/exec-bud00/08-corr/08-415.html

Return to the main page Previous document Next document 08-415 Corrections Services - Adult Probation and Parole The mission of Adult Probation and Parole (organizationally expressed as the Division of Probation and Parole) is to protect public safety by providing for the investigation and supervision of adjudicated adult offenders through the enforcement of legal statutes and the provision of community-based programs that are designed to facilitate offenders' adjustment and reintegration into society. The goals of the Division of Probation and Parole are: Ensure public safety and confidence in community sanctions. Manage the Division of Probation and Parole programs effectively, efficiently, and professionally. The Division of Probation and Parole functions as a "community services" division and consists of a headquarters office in Baton Rouge and 20 district offices strategically located throughout the state. The division protects public safety by investigating adjudicated adult offenders for the courts and other decision makers; supervising those who are placed on probation, parole (regular and good time), or work release; and enforcing the conditions attached to their presence in the community. As of July 14, 1998, there were 52,356 offenders under the supervision of the Division of Probation and Parole. Of these, 32,461 were on probation and 19,895 were on parole. Forty percent (40%) of the total offenders under supervision had been sentenced for drug-related offenses. In 1992 the Division of Probation and Parole assumed responsibility for monitoring community rehabilitation center contracts as well as inmates assigned to those contract work release facilities. These facilities are nonsecure, community-based residential facilities that have generally been utilized as a reintegration resource. They also provide an alternative to incarceration for parole technical violators. Of the seven work release facilities monitored by the Probation and Parole Division, three are contracted to private providers and four are operated through a cooperative endeavor agreement with the local sheriff's office.

45. Adult Probation Giles County Courthouse The Giles County adult parole and probation Office is responsiblefor the supervision of all adults who are on probation or parole. http://www.gilescounty.org/adultprob.html

Adult Probation William G. "Bill" Rowlette, Probation & Parole Officer LOCATION Giles Courthouse First Floor ADDRESS Giles Co. Adult Probation 501 Wenonah Ave. Pearisburg, VA 24134 Main Office: 285 S. Sixth Street Wytheville, VA 24382 PHONE FAX: (540) 921-3825 Wythe Office: (276) 228-5311 Bland Office: (276) 688-6158 Tazewell Office: (276) 988-7727 STAFF Bill Rowlette, Probation Officer Lana Moore, Probation Officer HOURS Monday - Friday 8:15 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Giles County Courthouse The Giles County Adult Parole and Probation Office is responsible for the supervision of all adults who are on probation or parole. This supervision can involve home visits, verification of employment, drug screens, and other aspects. Under the court's direction, Probation Officers also prepare pre-sentence reports on persons convicted of crimes. These reports aid the court in determining appropriate punishment based on the person's prior criminal history and other factors. Probation Officers also conduct other investigations as directed by the court.

46. FAQ - Adult Probation a parole officer (either state or federal, depending on the type of prison). Whatdoes the probation Department do to protect the community from adult offenders http://www.co.san-joaquin.ca.us/Probation/faqs_ad.htm

Home Search Departments Probation Department's ... Main Page Probation Department CHIEF PROBATION OFFICER Chris Hope 575 W Mathews Rd. French Camp, CA 95231 (209) 468-4068 Phone (209) 468-4012 Fax E-Mail GENERAL INFORMATION Budget/Employees Career Opportunities Contact us FAQ - Adult Probation ... Visiting Procedures PROGRAMS/SERVICES Adult Probation Crossroads Program Graduated Sanctions Continuum Juvenile Detention ... Yahoo! Map of Adult Services FREQUENT ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT ADULT PROBATION What Does It Mean To Be "On Probation?" After an offender is found guilty of committing a crime, the court can suspend the sentence and place the offender under the supervision of a probation officer, or place the offender in a local jail or correctional institution, followed by a period of probation supervision. While on probation, offenders must obey all laws and follow the specific orders issued by the court. What is the Difference between Probation and Parole?

47. St. Louis City Revised Code Chapter 16.04 of the parole committee and who shall have authority to delegate to either the commissionerof adult services or to the chief parole and probation officer the http://www.slpl.lib.mo.us/cco/code/data/t1604.htm

St. Louis City Revised Code Chapter 16.04 St. Louis City Revised Code (annotated) has been converted to electronic format by the staff of the St. Louis Public Library. This electronic version has been done for the interest and convenience of the user. These are unofficial versions and should be used as unofficial copies. Official printed copies of St. Louis City Revised Code may be obtained from the Register's Office at the St. Louis City Hall. Chapter 16.04 PAROLE COMMITTEE Sections: 16.04.010 Membership. 16.04.020 Terms. 16.04.030 Organizations—Rules. 16.04.040 Chief parole and probation officer. 16.04.050 Meetings—Quorum. 16.04.060 Recommendations for parole. 16.04.070 City workhouse inspection. 16.04.080 Reports—Rights of access. 16.04.090 Parole and probation officers—Bonds. 16.04.100 Parole and probation officers—Duties. City Counselor Ops.: 9001 16.04.010 Membership. A parole committee consisting of three members of the board of adult welfare services, as designated in the city charter, Section 14A(e), shall have authority to grant paroles to any persons convicted before one of the city courts. (Ord. 49569 § 1, 1959: 1960 C. § 178.010.) V.A.M.S.:

48. Adult Probation adult probation. Court­ordered supervision of individuals over 17 yearsof age on probation or parole is a major function of this department. http://www.montcopa.org/countyoffices/Adultprob.htm

ADULT PROBATION Court­ordered supervision of individuals over 17 years of age on probation or parole is a major function of this department. Some 8,000 individuals are under supervision on probation, parole and intermediate punishment. Supervision visits are made in the home and the community for all County resident offenders. Probation/parole officers assess offenders' needs and risk to the community, set the level of supervision, and recommend appropriate placement in either psychiatric, drug or alcohol or sexual offender counseling. Probation officers also prepare pre­sentence investigations for the Court on defendants awaiting sentence. These reports are biographical in nature, covering prior criminal record, family history, educational and employment history, as well as any prior treatment for addiction. In the event an offender is charged with violating probation or parole, the probation officer prepares the case in conjunction with the District Attorney's office and may testify in Court as to the violations. (Logan Square, 1880 Markley St., Norristown, PA 19401. 610­2783448)

49. NC Division Of Adult Probation And Parole 3rd Judicial Division Office Dedicated NC Department of Correction Correction News - December 1996. NC Divisionof adult probation and parole 3rd Judicial Division Office Dedicated. http://www.doc.state.nc.us/NEWS/1996/9612NEWS/dappoffi.htm

NC Department of Correction - Correction News - December 1996 NC Division of Adult Probation and Parole 3rd Judicial Division Office Dedicated Kernersville -Bright blue skies topped off the well-attended dedication ceremonies for the new Third Judicial Division offices Oct. 24. Division Chief Roselyn Powell welcomed the guests to the new building located one mile from two interstate highways. "We are abundantly proud of being well positioned to deliver quick services," Powell said. The location is convenient to the division's 592 employees, half of whom are from Forsyth County. Powell praised those employees saying, "I am fortunate to have the privilege of working with quality individuals who possess the highest standards and respect for the department's mission." Deputy Secretary Rip Ryon said he was glad to see state financial resources used for such worthwhile purposes as building this new probation office building. He said his office was working hard to provide probation and parole offices with the tools they needed to do their jobs. Keynote speaker, Secretary Franklin Freeman, praised Powell and her employees saying, "Fortunately, for the citizens of this state, this probation and parole division has an abundance of first class, dedicated and smart employees who do an outstanding job." Freeman recognized Powell's recent appointment as chairman of the governing board for Summit House and John Parks' work with implementing the School Partnership Program in the Third Division.

50. North Carolina Division Of Adult Probation And Parole - Community Policing North Carolina Department of Correction. Photo Scrapbook. Probationofficers and Raleigh police join in community policing Page 1, http://www.doc.state.nc.us/news/scrapbk/communitypolicing/page1.htm

North Carolina Department of Correction Photo Scrapbook Probation officers and Raleigh police join in community policing - Page 1 In a briefing at the Raleigh police station, police and probation officers get instructions on a Mobile Operation Vice Enforcement or license checkpoint they'll conduct at the intersection of South and West streets near downtown Raleigh. Probation officers arrive at the checkpoint site and equip themselves for the three hour operation. Police and probation officers work closely together talking with motorists and checking their identification. Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 NC Department of Correction News ... NC Department of Correction Homepage

51. Bureau Of Justice Statistics Press Release: Probation And Parole In The United S At the end of last year about 3.1 percent of the nation's adult population, or1 in every 32 adult residents, were on probation or parole or were held in a http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/pub/press/ppus01pr.htm

U.S. Department of Justice Bureau of Justice Statistics BJS home page Press releases More information about this report ADVANCE FOR RELEASE AT 4:30 P.M. EDT BJS SUNDAY, AUGUST 25, 2002 U.S. CORRECTIONAL POPULATION REACHES 6.6 MILLION One in 32 Adult Residents Incarcerated or Under Community Supervision WASHINGTON, D.C. – The adult U.S. correctional population reached a record of almost 6.6 million men and women at the end of 2001, the Justice Department's Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) announced today. This was an increase of 147,700 people from December 31, 2000. At the end of last year about 3.1 percent of the nation's adult population, or 1 in every 32 adult residents, were on probation or parole or were held in a prison or jail. The adult probation population grew 2.8 percent during 2001, an increase of 106,542 probationers. The nation's parole population grew by 1.0 percent in 2001, or by 7,249 men and women. Adults under federal, state or local correctional authority in the community, on probation or parole, or incarcerated in jail or prison in 1990, 1995, 2000 and 2001: Total Pop.

52. Program Details For Adult Probation & Parole adult probation parole 500 Washington Street, Drawer D Portsmouth,VA 23705 Telephone Numbers and Contact Information (757) 396 http://www.theplanningcouncil.org/tpcdatabase/iw0mdcbt.htm

500 Washington Street, Drawer D Portsmouth, VA 23705 Telephone Numbers and Contact Information Main Fax Operating Agency: VA. Dept. of Corrections Agency Type: State Person in charge: Hours of operation: 8:15AM-5:00PM, Mon-Fri Fees: No fees charged. Eligibility requirements: Must be 18 years of age and older or juveniles treated as adults. Intake Procedure: Must be referred by the courts; Dept. of Corrections; Parole Board; or by interstate compact. Area Served: Also serves the Western Branch section of the City of Ches. by a complementary agreement with Chesapeake Probation and Parole. About the program: Provides services to adult probationers and parolees. These services include assisting communities in preventing juvenile delinquency, controlling persons sentenced by the courts, and offering programs to help offenders lead crime-free lives after release by supervising released parolees who make their home in the area served.

53. Program Details For Adult Probation & Parole, District 31 adult probation parole, District 31 808 Live Oak Drive, Suite 125Chesapeake, VA 23327 Telephone Numbers and Contact Information http://www.theplanningcouncil.org/tpcdatabase/iw0mdcc0.htm

808 Live Oak Drive, Suite 125 Chesapeake, VA 23327 Telephone Numbers and Contact Information Main Fax Operating Agency: VA. Dept. of Corrections Agency Type: State Person in charge: Hours of operation: 8:15AM-5:00PM, Mon-Fri Fees: $30/month-supervision fee Eligibility requirements: Must be or have been convicted of a felony or misdemeanor in the City of Chesapeake. Intake Procedure: Court, parole board, or interstate compact referral accepted. Area Served: Chesapeake. About the program: Provides probation and parole services for convicted adult felons and misdemeanors from the City of Chesapeake. Hopes to bring about a desirable change in a convicted felon for a productive and responsive life for himself, his family, and his community.

54. Centre County Probation And Parole probation and parole Thomas Young, Director. Centre County Courthouse BellefontePA 16823 (814) 3556771. The probation Office provides both adult and juvenile http://county.centreconnect.org/301.htm

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55. Rhode Island Department Of Corrections - Division Of Rehabilitative Services The June 2001 Monthly adult probation parole Report is now availablefor download in Adobe Acrobat Reader (PDF) format. Download http://www.doc.state.ri.us/divisions/rehab_service.htm

Home Mission Statement Message from the Director DOC Divisions ... Links Division of Rehabilitative Services Contact Information Report of the Special Legislative Commission to Study an Enhanced Role for Probation and Parole (dated 1/15/2002) is now available for download in Adobe Acrobat Reader (PDF) format. Download Special Legislative Commission Report The June 2001 Monthly Adult Probation Parole Report is now available for download in Adobe Acrobat Reader (PDF) format. Download June 2001 Monthly Adult Probation and Parole Report Costs Per Offender - FY2001 The Division of Rehabilitative Services is committed to the meaningful reintegration of offenders into the community. Program areas within this Division can be categorized into two distinct sections: institutional or community corrections. Institutional corrections includes programming offered to the offender during incarceration, such as health services, education, substance abuse counseling and sex offender treatment. Community corrections refers to units such as Probation and Parole, Community Confinement, Furlough and Victim Services. A more complete description of each unit is provided below.

56. P & F PERS Problem Is Fixed HB 3406 did pass the 2001 Oregon Legislature and accomplish the muchneeded fix for our AFSCME-represented adult parole and probation officers statewide. http://www.oregonafscme.com/frontpage/hb3406.html

While it was a touch-and-go and very frustrating issue throughout the session, HB 3406 did pass the 2001 Oregon Legislature and accomplish the much-needed "fix" for our AFSCME-represented adult parole and probation officers statewide. As many of you have become aware, there was a drafting error almost 20 years ago in the original bill that established the Community Corrections Act. This drafting error placed the retirement benefits (already earned) of our adult parole and probation officers in question and at risk. This entire issue came as a result of an innocent inquiry by a parole officer outside of the Portland area who was preparing to retire, and the subsequent opinion by the Attorney General's office found the drafting error. As we ("we" being PERS, the AG's office, our attorney Greg Hartman and AFSCME, along with OPEU and FOPPO) began looking into the needed corrections, we found not only a myriad of conflicting suggestions and countermanding directives, but also supportive legal decisions. What escaped all of these folks at the time of the original bills was the need to amend the Oregon Revised Statutes - i.e., the PERS law and definitions. By this time, the deadlines for filing new bills had long passed. Our only choice was to "gut-and-stuff" an existing bill that had a similar issue. HB 3406 was an unrelated bill with no relationship other than to provide a "vehicle" in which to make the drastic changes needed. State Rep. Richard Devlin (D-Tualatin) met with OPEU's Rich Peppers and myself to discuss the fact that we were going to virtually "kill" his existing bill and amend it to correct this problem. He graciously agreed to allow us to use his bill for this purpose. In fact, after consultation with Hartman he had amendments drafted to accomplish our goals.

57. Call Now To Support P & F PERS 'fix' now to support P F PERS 'fix' SALEM It finally appears that we have a dealto fix the P F PERS problem for our adult parole and probation employees. http://www.oregonafscme.com/frontpage/pandffix.html

However, Thursday (May 31) I left a meeting with the counties, the Speaker of the House's office and Rep. Carl Wilson (R-Grants Pass), the chair of the committee hearing the bill. I think we may have a deal again. Below is the language that we tentatively agreed to; you can look through it for yourself. The county representatives will take this packge to their lawyers and their board soon, perhaps as soon as June 1. You need to call your county supervisors and/or commissioners. Ask them to call Bob Cantine, the lobbyist for the Association of Oregon Counties (AOC) and tell him to agree and MAKE THIS DEAL. We are running out of time at this session! Language in the - 2 amendments to ORS 238.005 - HB 3406 - (f) Parole and Probation officers employed by the Department of Corrections, (and) parole and probation officers who are transferred to county employment under ORS 423.549 and adult parole and probation officers, as defined in ORS 181.610, who are classified for the purposes of this chapter by the county governing body or by another public body with authority to make that classification. If a county or other public body classifies adult parole and probation officers for the purposes of this chapter, and the employees so classified are represented by a labor organization, the county or other public body may not reclassify any such position without the a mutual agreement through negotiations with the labor organization that represents the employees. Section 2. The amendments to ORS 238.005 by section 1 of this 2001 Act apply to all service by an adult parole and probation officer that is performed on and after the date that the adult parole and probation officer is classified for the purposes of ORS chapter 238 by the county governing body or other public body with authority to make that classification, whether that classification occurs before, on or after the effective date of this 2001 Act.

58. OSA - Press Release - 1998 - DOC - Division Of Adult Probation And Parole STATE AUDITOR RALPH CAMPBELL, JR. RELEASES. REPORT ON THE. DIVISIONOF adult probation AND parole. The Division of adult probation http://www.osa.state.nc.us/pressrel/prs-1998-007.htm

For Immediate Release: June 1, 1998 For additional information contact: Bob Slade, Deputy State Auditor Bob_Slade@ncauditor.net STATE AUDITOR RALPH CAMPBELL, JR. RELEASES REPORT ON THE DIVISION OF ADULT PROBATION AND PAROLE The Division of Adult Probation and Parole (DAPP), one of the three divisions within the Department of Correction, was organized in 1972 by authority of the Executive Reorganization Act of 1971. The General Statutes establishing the Department of Correction direct the Secretary to provide for the general safety of North Carolina citizens by operating and maintaining prisons, supervising probationers and parolees, and providing certain rehabilitative and educational programs to individuals supervised by the Department. North Carolina enacted its first probation laws in 1919, and established the Probation Commission in 1937. The Post-Release Supervision and Parole Commission, as it is now known, works closely with DAPP in supervision of parolees. A performance audit was conducted as mandated by the 1997 General Assembly in Senate Bill 352, Section 19.13. The objectives were to: review organizational structure, current staffing patterns, and workloads;

59. Department Of Community Justice Home Page- Adult Community Justice adult Community Justice (ACJ) is bound by confidentiality laws. We can tell you thename of the parole/probation Officer (PPO) and how to contact him/her; why http://www.co.multnomah.or.us/dcj/acjfaq.html

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60. Adult Probation parole can include day parole, full parole or statutory breaking a condition of aprobation order, please 6675555, or contact the adult probation Services at http://www.justice.gov.yk.ca/prog/cor/prb/

Department of Justice Correctional Services Courts Fine Option Program ... Whitehorse Correctional Centre Contact Us: Adult Probation Services Department of Justice Government of Yukon Prospector Building 301 Jarvis Street (2nd floor) P.O. Box 2703 Whitehorse, Yukon Y1A 2C6 Phone: (867) 667-5231 Toll free (In Yukon): 1-800-661-0408, local 5231 Fax: (867) 667-3446 Email: adultprobation@gov.yk.ca Dawson City Probation Services P.O. Box 281 Dawson City, Yukon Y0B 1G0 Phone: (867) 993-5150 Fax: (867) 993-5669 Mayo Probation Services P.O. Box 9 Mayo, Yukon Y0B 1M0 Phone: (867) 996-2294 Fax: (867) 996-2432 Watson Lake Probation Services P.O. Box 192 Watson Lake, Yukon Y0A 1C0 Phone: (867) 536-7565 Fax: (867) 536-7603 Last Updated March 14, 2002 Adult Probation Probation is a court order that authorizes the offender to remain at large in the community subject to conditions prescribed in a probation order. When an offender is placed on probation, the court decides what conditions should be placed on the offender's freedoms. A variety of conditions are usually attached to the probation order and can include a curfew, require supervision by a responsible citizen that knows the offender, and normally includes regular check-in times with a probation officer. Probation Officers are responsible for checking to ensure that the conditions placed on the offender are met in order to ensure the safety of the offender and the public.

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