Field Visits
Field visits are an important part of community supervision and allow officers to maintain contact with individuals outside of the office. Visits may occur at a person’s residence, place of employment, or other approved locations within the community. During a field visit, officers may verify residence or employment, assess compliance with conditions of supervision, address concerns, provide support and resources, and help promote successful supervision in the community.
Field visits may be scheduled or unannounced and, when authorized, may include searches consistent with the individual’s conditions of supervision and applicable law. Visits and searches may also be conducted in coordination with local law enforcement or other public safety partners.
The frequency and nature of field contacts are based on supervision requirements, individual circumstances, and public safety considerations.
Court Services Supervision Tip Line
Help us promote safety and accountability in our community.
The Supervision Tip Line allows community members to report concerns or provide information regarding individuals currently under Probation or Community Corrections supervision. Tips may include suspected violations of supervision, concerning behavior, or other information you believe our department should be aware of.
Tips may be submitted anonymously. Please provide as much specific information as possible to assist staff in reviewing the concern.
This tip line is not monitored for emergencies. If you are reporting an immediate threat to safety or a situation requiring law enforcement response, please call 911.
Information submitted through this tip line will be reviewed by Court Services staff and handled in accordance with applicable laws, policies, and confidentiality requirements.