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Program

  • The Misdemeanor Probation Program provides continuous supervision for defendants to ensure successful completion of court-ordered conditions.
  • The probation officers works closely with the judiciary, State’s Attorney’s Office, attorneys, law enforcement, public defender’s office and other local, state and federal criminal justice agencies.
  • A defendant may be placed on a GPS or Secured Continuous Remote Alcohol Monitor as a condition of probation and/or bond.
  • If the probationer fails to comply with the conditions of their probation, a violation of probation affidavit is filed.

Fees

  • Cost of Supervision Fee: $55 per month
  • Testing Fees: $15 for Breath/Alcohol, $25 for Urinalysis
  • Electronic Monitoring Fees:
    • Global Positioning System
      • $305 Initial Payment
      • Weekly fees: $84 Passive*, $105 Active **
    • Secure Continuous Remote Alcohol Monitor
      • $305 Initial Payment
      • Weekly fee: $105

Money orders, Visa or MasterCard credit cards are accepted for all fees from 8:00 am through 4:00 pm Monday through Friday. 

*Passive monitoring includes daily downloads of activity.
**Active monitoring includes real-time alerts. Notifications are also available via pager or cell phone for the victim of the crime.

Process

  • The defendant is sentenced to probation and is instructed to report to the Intake Office, located on the first floor of the M.C. Blanchard Judicial Building, Room #14002.
  • The defendant will report to his or her assigned probation officer for instructions.
  • Defendants report to their probation officer within the first five working days of each month, unless otherwise instructed by the court or their probation officer.
  • Completion of all court-ordered conditions will result in successful program completion. Failure to comply will result in a violation of probation affidavit submission to the court.
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