Provides the supervision of adult criminal defendants.

Adult probation and parole (18+ years and sentence of 2 years or more). After-hours emergency calls. In-home services are available.

Facilitates and enforces conditions of probation, assuring that juvenile offenders are: Receiving supervision that protects the public, Repairing the harm done to their victims, and Redirecting their lives towards positive pursuits.

Provides various supervision and probationary programs to those directed by the court.

Collects and disburses court-ordered fines, costs, and restitution for adult and juvenile cases.

Supervises adult and juvenile offenders granted probation by the courts. Includes recommending sanctions to the court, enforcing court orders, operating correctional institutions, incarcerating delinquents, assisting victims, and providing corrective assistance to individuals in conflict with the law.

Provides assistance with court supervision services: DUI, shoplifters, juvenile probation, urine analysis, community services, victim services.

Provides supervision to adult and juvenile offenders, provides recommendations to the court, protection of the community, and collection enforcement of court ordered fees, fines, costs, and restitution.

Supervises those convicted offenders who have been placed on probation by the Court. Probation is a sentencing alternative that allows the offender to remain in the community under the supervision of a Probation Officer subject to conditions deemed appropriate by the Court. Parole is a conditional release of an offender who has served part of their sentence in prison to serve the balance of the sentence under the supervision of a Parole Officer.

Administers and coordinates all activities related to the probation process. Provides information to aid the courts in sentencing and release decisions, enforces court-ordered conditions of supervision, reduces the risk offenders pose to the public, and helps offenders to become responsible and productive law-abiding citizens. Prepares pre-sentence reports for the courts and collects fines, costs and restitution.

Provides supervision and services aimed at rehabilitating offenders. Also offers protection, remuneration, and education of the community.

Provides general information regarding the following: Marriage Licenses, Recording of Deeds, Register of Wills, Voter Registration and Elections, Waste, Tax Assessments, Dog License, Passports, Prothonotary, Clerk of Courts, Probation, Court, District Attorney.

Provides supervisors and management of adult criminal offenders for the Court of Common Pleas of Crawford County and other jurisdictions upon special request.

Provides guidance to juveniles in an attempt to curtail any future delinquent acting out. They also provide the victim with a community forum to assist with reparation. Youth Aid Panels take justice out of the courtroom and place it in the community, giving all those involved, the offender, the victim, and the community, more input in the outcome of the case.

Youth in this program receive 22 to 25 hours of community based activities per week as well as intensive supervision. Activities include sessions focusing on drug and alcohol issues, sexual health, career development, community resources, and skill development. Additionally, all youth participate in activities coordinated in conjunction with Philadelphia organizations and grassroots efforts. Youth workers monitor school attendance and curfew, and report adjustment and recommendations back to the court.

Supervising offenders on probation and parole.

Helps make the entire juvenile justice process more understandable and less stressful for the victims and witnesses of juvenile crime. Connects individuals with a Victim Service Coordinator, who is the advocate and guide for victims and witnesses as their case makes its way through the Juvenile Justice System. Provides services including accompaniment to court, orientation to the juvenile justice system, court preparation, advocacy, notification of all phases of the case, assistance with completing victim's assistance compensation program (VCAP) forms, and assistance with preparing a victim impact statement.

Monitors offenders serving court-ordered probation.

Supervises juveniles who have been found to have committed delinquent acts.

Investigations for the court and probation and parole supervision. Collect restitution for victims of crime.

Probation services are a mandate of the Court of Common Pleas; ensuring the legal accountability of those individuals under its supervision. Probation services include individualized direction, client centered goal coordination, the effective use of community-based resources and the swift and consistent administration of prescribed sanctions.

Delivers the necessary and appropriate services for juveniles and families that come before the Juvenile Court.

Supervises youths and families. Caseworkers develop a treatment plan to help the client and the client's family work out their problems. Makes progress reports to the court and recommendations on sentencing and probation.

Counsels and supervises youth who are referred by local police departments as a result of having committed a crime, either a misdemeanor or a felony. Also ensures that youth receive appropriate treatment and services to repair harm and build competencies.

Protects the community from further crimes, ensures accountability for offenses committed, and provides offenders with the necessary resources to function as productive, responsible citizens. Offers pre-sentence investigations to court; Counseling, case management, casework, referrals; Client supervision and control; Community service placements; Intensive probation; Public information presentations; After-hours emergency calls; Drug testing/monitoring; In-home services are available; and Intermediate punishment option.