Supervision

Probation Officers are charged with implementing supervision sentences and protecting the public by reducing the risk and recurrence of crime. An individual’s success on probation depends on their willingness to take advantage of resources and restrictions necessary to make positive and effective changes in their lives while under supervision.

Adult Supervision Caseloads

Post-Release Community Supervision (PRCS)

PRCS supervises and provides services to adults who are moderate to high risk to re-offend with a history of violence and/or weapon possession and Assembly Bill 109 (AB109) realignment cases.

Field Services

Field Services supervises and provides services to clients who are at a moderate to high risk to re-offend in the community and specialized caseloads for domestic violence and sex offenders.

Domestic Violence

All defendants found guilty of an act of domestic violence and not committed to formal state prison are placed on formal probation and are managed by the Domestic Violence Unit.

HIDE

The High-Intensity Driving Under the Influence (DUI) Enforcement (HIDE) unit focuses high-intensity supervision and intensive treatment on offenders who have multiple convictions for driving under the influence. Probation Officers conduct home visits, searches, random drug and alcohol testing, and special monitoring for compliance with court orders.

Male Community Re-Entry Program (MRCP)

The Butte County Male Community Re-Entry Program (MCRP) is a collaborative effort between the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation [Division of Rehabilitative Programs (DRP), Division of Adult Institutions (DAI), Division of Adult Parole Operations (DAPO)], the Butte County Probation Department, Tri-County Treatment Services and a variety of community-based service providers to help program participants successfully reintegrate back into the community.