61. BILLS BY SUBJECT PAROLE AND PROBATION - 2000 REGULAR SESSION parole AND probation Total Number of Bills 30 HB Confinement as a Condition of probationHo Reading Judiciary Interstate Compact for adult Offender Supervision http://mlis.state.md.us/2000rs/subjects/parolep$.htm

62. Program Details For Randolph Court System / Adult Parole/Probation Go Back Randolph Court System / adult parole/probation 145 Worth StreetAsheboro, NC 27203 Telephone Numbers and Contact Information http://www.callunitedway211.org/RandolphCounty/rw12dgf0.htm

Go Back Randolph Court System / Adult Parole/Probation 145 Worth Street Asheboro, NC 27203 Telephone Numbers and Contact Information Asheboro Asheboro Fax Operating Agency: Randolph County Court System Area Served: Randolph County About the program: Adult Parole supervises ex-offenders in the community on parole.

63. Program Details For Greensboro Adult Probation & Parole Services Go Back Greensboro adult probation parole Services 330 South GreeneStreet Lower Level Greensboro, NC 27401 Telephone Numbers http://www.callunitedway211.org/GuilfordCounty/n90m5scg.htm

Go Back 330 South Greene Street Lower Level Greensboro, NC 27401 Telephone Numbers and Contact Information e Fax Operating Agency: Hours of operation: M-F 8:00-5:00 Fees: None Eligibility requirements: Inmates or parolees of NC prisons Intake Procedure: Referral from Dept. of Corrections Area Served: Greensboro About the program: State probation and parole office.

64. Parole And Probation Hosts Sex Offender Training more than 30 years with the California adult Authority. Media coverage is invitedon Thursday, November 18 th . Please page parole and probation Deputy Chief http://www.dmvstat.com/news/99-181.htm

News Release Contact: Kevin R. Malone 1399 American Pacific Dr. Henderson, NV 89014 Office: (702) 486-1311 Pager: (702) 598-8926 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 16, 1999 NEWS FROM: Parole and Probation 99-181 Parole and Probation Hosts Sex Offender Training Law Enforcement, Therapists Learn Effective Supervision Techniques The Nevada Division of Parole and Probation this week is hosting a three-day seminar on Identification, Profiling and Supervision of the Sex Offender. The course, held at the University of Reno Medical School, is designed to improve overall public safety by enhancing the skills of the professionals who work directly with these offenders. Topics covered include Offender Risk Assessments, Offender Profiles, Relapse Prevention, Supervision Techniques and how to conduct searches of a sex offender's residence. The course is co-sponsored by the national Center For Sex Offender Management. The instructor is Gary Lowe, L.C.S.W., who is a nationally-recognized lecturer on the topic and who supervised adult and juvenile sex offenders for more than 30 years with the California Adult Authority. Media coverage is invited on Thursday, November 18

65. F95 Within one year of employment, employee must be certified by Board on PoliceStandards and Training as an adult parole and probation officer. http://www.co.douglas.or.us/hr/class_specs/class_specs_P/p&p_off_1.htm

Douglas County F95 PAROLE AND PROBATION OFFICER 1 - Basic Pay Range GC17 INTRODUCTION This classification provides supervision and investigation to adult offenders placed under supervision by releasing authorities of county, state and/or federal court system, Board of Parole, etc.; notify releasing authority when violations occur. Parole Officers will 1) provide incentive and opportunity for offenders to change behavior through case planning, individual and family counseling and other program referrals; 2) protect the community by enforcing conditions of parole and probation and 3) punish the offender through appropriate sanctions. Officers act as liaison with parole boards and other agencies. This classification is unique in that all positions within the series perform, at least with varying degrees of difficulty, all phases of case management from the more-or-less routine to the most difficult cases to serving as leadworker to parole and probation officers. The primary purpose of each level position, years experience and Board on Police Standards and Training certification determines appropriate level of placement and compensation. Parole and Probation Officer 1 - Basic The first level is defined for entry-level positions. Employees will have basic level certification as parole and probation officer issued by Board on Police Standards and Training. Officers typically handle less complex, routine cases and are closely supervised.

66. F94 *parole AND probation WORK CREW MANAGER Pay Range GC19. INTRODUCTION. This classificationassumes responsibility for management and coordination for adult http://www.co.douglas.or.us/hr/class_specs/class_specs_P/p&p_wk_cr_mgr.htm

Douglas County F94 PAROLE AND PROBATION WORK CREW MANAGER Pay Range GC19 INTRODUCTION This classification assumes responsibility for management and coordination for adult offender work programs. The manager promotes, develops, coordinates and evaluates programs for adult offenders assigned by the courts to community work programs. assess program needs then develops; implement and interpret policy and procedure; develop and monitor budget; supervise support staff. EXAMPLES OF PRINCIPAL DUTIES (Duties assigned to this classification include, but are not limited to, the following examples.) 1. Manage the adult offender work program. Plan, develop, implement and evaluate work programs for adult offenders assigned by the courts to community work; coordinate with other department staff and the courts. develop short- and long-range goals, objectives and evaluation of the program; prepare and monitor program budget. Establish and interpret policy and procedure. Develop training programs for offenders. 2. Develop relationships with federal, state, county and city agencies. Contact agencies and negotiate short and long-term contracts for work projects. Periodically evaluate connections.

67. Chester County Adult Probation: General Information Chester County Government. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS CHESTER COUNTY,PENNSYLVANIA adult probation AND parole DEPARTMENT. 17 N. Church http://www.chesco.org/adprob/general_info.html

//Dynamic-FX slide in menu v6.5 (By maXimus, maximus@nsimail.com) //Site: http://maximus.ravecore.com/ //For full source, and 100's more DHTML scripts, visit http://www.dynamicdrive.com COURT OF COMMON PLEAS CHESTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA ADULT PROBATION AND PAROLE DEPARTMENT 17 N. Church Street, Suite 167 , Post Office Box 2748, West Chester, PA 19380-0991 PHONE: FAX: EMAIL: adprob@chesco.org HOME SEARCH ORGANIZATIONAL CHART ... SITE INDEX Collections This department collects and distributes monies that have been ordered to be paid by the Court in criminal matters. The Collection Officers develop, monitor and enforce payments plans. This department collects the following types of monies: Electronic Monitoring Fees, Supervision Fees, Costs of Prosecution, Fines, Restitution and Constable Costs. This department also manages billing and payments made by the Chester County Juvenile offenders. Civil Judgements in favor of the Probation Office are automatically filed in the Prothonotary’s Office on all balances due. The Collection Department accepts payment by cash, first-party checks, money orders or credit cards (Visa and MasterCard). All credit card payments must be made in person. Checks or Money Orders are to be made payable to “Chief Probation Officer” Please mail all payments to: Adult Probation and Parole Department 17 North Church Street, Suite 167

68. Chester County Adult Probation The Mission of the Chester County adult probation and parole Department is to reducecrime by providing supervision of offenders and facilitating offender http://www.chesco.org/adprob/

//Dynamic-FX slide in menu v6.5 (By maXimus, maximus@nsimail.com) //Site: http://maximus.ravecore.com/ //For full source, and 100's more DHTML scripts, visit http://www.dynamicdrive.com COURT OF COMMON PLEAS CHESTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA ADULT PROBATION AND PAROLE DEPARTMENT 17 N. Church Street, Suite 167 , Post Office Box 2748, West Chester, PA 19380-0991 PHONE: FAX: EMAIL: adprob@chesco.org HOME SEARCH ORGANIZATIONAL CHART ... SITE INDEX The Mission of the Chester County Adult Probation and Parole Department is to reduce crime by providing supervision of offenders and facilitating offender rehabilitation. Additionally, the department compiles investigative reports that assist the court in making sentencing and parole decisions. What's New: This web site is NEW!! WELCOME! By providing the information on this Web site, we hope that attorneys, police officers, offenders and the general public will have access to answers to questions about the Chester County Adult Probation and Parole Department. The Department offers a variety of services and programs all geared toward accomplishing our Mission of reducing crime by providing supervision of offenders and facilitating offender rehabilitation. We also have included some important forms and applications. We hope to provide up-to-date information on issues relating to probation, parole and intermediate punishment.

69. JWAN Preview - Department Of Adult Probation And Parole Digital photos of offenders are also taken by the probation/parole officers andcontributed to a pooled database of offender photos shared by the City Police http://www.henderson.lib.nc.us/county/jwan/tour2_0.html

JWAN Preview - Division of Community Correction [Return to Preview Page] [Proceed with Tour] I ntroduction: T he following pages contain examples of data entry screens and report generation requests with the output following the request. Much of the demographic and sentencing data is provided by regular mainframe downloads from the N.C. Department of Correction offender database, OPUS. The demonstration copy of the application was used to generate the data displayed in this document and is fabricated, fictitious dataincluding all names, places and events. The demonstration copy of the application was used to generate the data displayed in this document and is fabricated, fictitious dataincluding all names, places and events. Contact JWAN via email

70. JWAN Preview - Department Of Adult Probation And Parole JWAN Preview Division of Community Correction. http://www.henderson.lib.nc.us/county/jwan/tour2_1.html

JWAN Preview - Division of Community Correction [Return to Preview Page] [Previous Screen] [Next Screen] Opening Form Points the user to select report generation, offender query/narrative entry and review, and to choose between going remote or returning to upload contact data. [Return to Preview Page] [Previous Screen] [Next Screen] The demonstration copy of the application was used to generate the data displayed in this document and is fabricated, fictitious dataincluding all names, places and events. Contact JWAN via email

71. Itasca County The Itasca County probation Department provides the following services to ItascaCounty adult Services • Gross misdemeanant/ misdemeanant supervision http://www.co.itasca.mn.us/Probat/Gov_pro.htm

Itasca County Probation 115 NE 5th St. Grand Rapids MN 55744 About the Itasca County Probation... The purpose and goals of the Itasca County Probation Department are to deter future criminal behavior, hold offenders accountable for their behavior, provide victims and the community the opportunity to participate in restorative justice applications, and assist and provide the opportunity for the rehabilitation of offenders. The Itasca County Probation Department provides the following services to Itasca County: Adult Services: • Gross misdemeanant/misdemeanant supervision • Community Work Service Program • Domestic Violence Inventory • Drug Testing • Electronic Monitoring Juvenile Services: • Supervised Probation • Community Work Service Program • Monetary Restitution Program • Diversion Program • Juvenile Alcohol Awareness Class • Juvenile PERT Theft • Juvenile PERT Tobacco Class • Drug Testing • Wood Works Program Itasca County has seven full-time court services agents. Tom Peltier, Connie Ross, and Steven Crow supervised 437 juvenile files in 1999. There were 300 juvenile males and 137 juvenile females supervised by these three agents. In addition, Ann Koetz closed 528 juvenile community work service files involving 14,639 hours of completed work service in 1999. There were an additional 112 juvenile monetary restitution files closed involving 150 payments totaling $23,455.00. There were 121 juvenile diversion files supervised by Jim Sweeney of which 69 were male juveniles files and 52 were female files.

72. County Of Marin Probation Department - Alternative Programs parole/Electronic House Arrest, Length of sentence, $13 per adult Offender Work, Lengthof sentence, $10 per day Restitution, Determined by probation, 10% of loss, yes. http://www.co.marin.ca.us/depts/PB/main/altprogs.cfm

COUNTY HOME BOARD OF SUPERVISORS CONTACTS DEPARTMENTS ... Subscribe COUNTY OF MARIN Probation Department - Alternative Programs Home Contact Us Services Organization ... Printable Marin County Probation Department Ready Reference Programs Available Through The Marin County Probation Department Program Information The following is a list of programs available in Marin County. Please review the program(s) that pertain to your case. Follow these directions carefully, and pay paticular attention to the dates by which you are to complete your obligations . If you fail to comply with the orders of the Court or the Probation Officer's directions, your case will be returned to Court for possible further sanctions. Own recognizance Electronic house arrest/parole Adult offender work program Community service work program ... Marin County program cost information sheet Own Recognizance Monitored Own Recognizance (MOR) Canal Community Alliance Monitored Own Recognizance (CCA/MOR) Purpose: Interviews incarcerated persons, checks references, and recommends to court regarding OR release or bail status. Eligibility: Referred by the court.

73. Adult Probation Division - Northampton County Court adult probation Department eased the prison’s financial burden and overcrowdedpopulation by paroling inmates early. Among those eligible for early parole http://www.nccpa.org/divs/adultpro.html

home general information contact information court rules ... what's new adult probation division The year of 2001 saw a change of venue for the Northampton County Adult Probation Department to the new Criminal Administration Building at 105 South Union Street, Easton, Pennsylvania. The year also saw changes in personnel. Stephen Tone was appointed Deputy Chief under the direction of Chief Mark Mazziotta. Adult Probation Department Standing-Row 1: Paul Singley, Jason Gerstner, Christopher Davis, Frank Toto, and Stephen Tone. Standing-Row 2: Dina Sutton, Kim Weaver, Marie Marth, Mary Smizar, Amy Hornbaker, and Kelly Zavacky. Kneeling: Michael Salter, Arthur Frye, Jermaine Greene, and Terry Langen. In looking ahead to the 2002 calendar year, it is anticipated that the Global Positioning System will be operating by year’s end. This system should help maximize supervision for high-risk offenders, such as sexual predators and domestic violence offenders, throughout the county area. Should he/she leave the area an alarm will immediately notify the controlling facility and officer. The offender will be considered a probation/parole violator subject to possible incarceration. It is a system that will help to protect the community at large and make an impact on societal safety. Workload Statistics Eleven probation officers handled the supervision of the 1,384 active cases as of December 31, 2001 for an average caseload of 126 clients. Clients are classified into five major groups of supervision. They are:

74. TheLane A service of Lane County parole probation provides community supervisionto adult offenders sentenced to probation or released on parole. http://www.thelane.net/index.php?op=show&ID=461

75. PAROLE AND PROBATION COMPACT ADMINISTRATORS This agreement provides the sole statutory authority for regulating the transferof adult parole and probation supervision across state lines. http://www.doc.state.ok.us/ppcaa/

PAROLE AND PROBATION COMPACT The Compact for the Supervisions of Parolees and Probationers was enacted in September 1937, in Kansas City, Missouri. This agreement provides the sole statutory authority for regulating the transfer of adult parole and probation supervision across state lines. All fifty (50) states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands are signatory to the compact. The purpose of the Compact is to enhance public safety by addressing the supervision requirements of member states and territories when they are directed to provide supervision for offenders whose residences and family resources exist outside their political boundaries. Most required levels of community based supervision are available through the cooperation of Interstate Offices. PPCAA emphasizes cooperation between member states to develop a system of national crime control. The organization meets twice a year to formulate policy and discuss issues in an effort to remain consistent in handling interstate supervision. PPCAA OFFICERS The Officers of PPCAA for 1999/2000 are: Timothy Carroll (District of Columbia)-President;

76. County Adult Probation Offices BEAVER (4) Mr. Edward J. Colonna Director, adult probation parole Services BeaverCounty Courthouse Beaver, PA 15009 724773-8600 FAX 724-728-0280 E-mail http://sites.state.pa.us/PA_Exec/PBPP/proboff.html

Edward G. Rendell Governor, Pennsylvania Benjamin A. Martinez Acting Chairman, Board of Probation and Parole County Adult Probation Departments Addresses/Phone Numbers ADAMS (1) Mr. Lawrence F. Murray Adult Probation Department Adams County Courthouse 111-117 Baltimore St., Suite 302 Gettysburg, PA 17325 717-337-9801 or 1-888-337-9801 FAX 717-334-1613 E-mail: lmurray@acc.pa.net ALLEGHENY (2) Mr. Robert J. Galardy Chief Adult Probation Officer Adult Probation Office West Penn Building 14 Wood Street, Suite 700 Pittsburgh, PA 15222 FAX 412-350-6025 E-mail: robert.galardy@court.allegheny.pa.us ARMSTRONG (3) Mr. J. David Hartman Chief Probation Officer Armstrong County Courthouse Room 303 Kittanning, PA 16201-1499 FAX 724-548-3460 E-mail: j_davidh@hotmail.com BEAVER (4) Mr. Edward J. Colonna

77. Washington County Adult Probation Office Violations And Revocation Washington County adult probation Offices. Violations and Revocationof parole. Violations of probation and parole Clients placed http://www.co.washington.pa.us/probation/apo/violations.html

Violations and Revocation of Parole Violations of Probation and Parole Clients placed on supervision with APO are required to follow certain rules of conduct (Conditions of Supervision) and any Special Conditions imposed by the Court. Technical Violations are actions that violate the Conditions of Supervision. Strictly speaking, a Substantive Violation is a conviction in a court of record (i.e., above the District Justice level) for a criminal offense that was committed while the person was on APO supervision; in practice, however, the term refers to any new criminal offense/arrest while on supervision, whether or not there has been a conviction. Response to violations ranges from none to incarceration and depends on their seriousness, the risk of further crimes, and compliance with the case plan. In general, probation or parole clients who commit a serious crime (especially one involving personal threat or injury) will be detained, as will those whose behavior is out of control (excessive drinking, drug use, etc.) or who present an immediate threat to the safety of themselves or others. Clients who have been generally compliant may not be detained if an alternative (treatment, counseling, increased supervision level, etc.) that presents minimal risk can be devised. Clients whose violations are actions that are not intrinsically criminal and/or dangerous (missing an appointment, not paying as scheduled, etc.) will usually not be detained immediately. The PO may meet with the client to discuss the violations and how to prevent any recurrence. A violation hearing will be scheduled if the client does not cooperate.

78. ADULT PROBATION DEPARTMENT-Frequently Asked Questions adult probation DEPARTMENT. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs), Q. Isprobation the same as parole? A. Unlike parole, which supervises http://www.cookcountycourt.org/services/programs/adult-probation/faq1.html

Court Programs Adult Probation Profile Mission Statement Facilities Contact Information ... Opportunities ADULT PROBATION DEPARTMENT Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Q. Is probation the same as parole? A. Unlike parole, which supervises offenders after their release from incarceration, probation is itself a sentence. It is one of several sentencing options available to judges. In Illinois, probation and parole operate independently. The parole department is under the direction of the state and probation agencies are under the direction of the various circuit courts throughout the state.

79. Probation Department - Adult Field Services The division is responsible for monitoring roughly 17,230 adult offenders. ofCorrections (parole) and probation. HighTech Crimes Task Force. http://www.probation.saccounty.net/divisions/page.asp?p=556

80. NCPA - Study #233 - Privatizing Probation And Parole 581. In 30 states both adult probation and parole functions are administeredby the same state agency or local agencies. See US http://www.ncpa.org/studies/s233/s233n.html

NATIONAL CENTER FOR POLICY ANALYSIS HOME DONATE ONE LEVEL UP ABOUT NCPA ... CONTACT Privatizing Probation and Parole June 2000 Notes Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS), Probation and Parole Statistics, at http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/pandp.htm; and BJS, Probation and Parole in the United States, 1998, August 1999, NCJ-178234. "Reinventing Probation," Wall Street Journal, August 19, 1999, p. A18. "'Broken Windows' Probation: The Next Step in Fighting Crime," Manhattan Institute, Civic Report No. 7, August 1999, at http://www.manhattan-institute.org/html/cr_7.htm. The report has few statistical facts but recommends "reinventing probation" which "requires leadership committed to enforcing violation warrants, supervising offenders primarily in the community rather than in probation offices, and not directing probation officers to avoid dangerous areas." Most probation and parole officers fear for their personal safety and support carrying firearms, according to a national survey. Two-thirds of parole and probation agencies permit officers to carry weapons all the time and most permit them to carry for specific duties like making arrests or transporting offenders. See Charles Lindner and Robert Bonn, "Probation Officer Victimization and Fieldwork Practices: Results of a National Study," Federal Probation, 1996, Vol. 60, No. 2, pp. 16-23. Michael Geerken and Hennessey D. Hayes, "Probation and Parole: Public Risk and the Future of Incarceration Alternatives," Criminology, 1993, Vol. 31, No. 4, pp. 549-64, as cited in Joan Petersilia, "Probation in the United States," National Institute of Justice Journal, September 1997, p. 4.

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