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Probation

Our Mission:

"The Butte County Probation Department is committed to enhancing public safety through rehabilitation and accountability."

Basic Rights of Youth at Juvenile Hall

Fair treatment and protection
A place to sleep with full bedding
Three full meals a day, and a nighttime snack
Clean clothing
Clean and sanitary living conditions
Certain personal hygiene items
Daily shower, access to a toilet and drinking water as needed
Minimum exercise
Information on rules and consequences for Juvenile Hall
Access to a grievance procedure
Parent and attorney (and attorney’s authorized agents) visits as well as phone calls
Access to legal counsel and confidential legal mail
Telephone calls - two at the time of booking; more calls if youth has children
Right to send and receive mail; legal correspondence is free and unlimited
Access to religious services
Access to an education
Access to medical care and counseling services
Translation of their rights, should they need it

Meetings & Agendas

Community Corrections Partnership

May 20, 2020

At 9:00 am

Important Change to the CCP meeting on Weds. the 20^th at 9AM.

Due to the updated recommendations from both the State and County leadership, this meeting will be conducted via phone in only and no one will be at the physical site.

The call in number is:

866-528-2256

Access code is 8687435

Minutes and Agendas