Community corrections coordinator

Work involves responsibility for the supervision and evaluation of the work performed by personnel of Community Corrections; assisting in the planning and

What does the Coos County Community Corrections Department do?

In the Community Corrections Department, the staff supervises all probation and parole cases in Coos County.
They also work to provide treatment, drug testing, work crews, behavioral health, housing and more. "We really try to get people on the right track," Crim said. "Right now, we supervise, active supervision, 463 cases.

What is a community corrections program?

Community Corrections programs address behavioral health and life maintenance issues that have proven to be a challenge for these offenders in the past.
Programs require close collaboration between Probation-Parole Officers and community treatment providers.
Programs also serve to divert offenders who may otherwise be incarcerated.

What is the difference between a CCO and a felony therapeutic courts coordinator?

The CCO is the "eyes and ears" of the Judge in the community, responsible for community safety through monitoring housing arrangements, employment, and other field-supervision activities.
The Felony Therapeutic Courts Coordinator is responsible for oversight of programmatic policies and procedures, financial resources and education/training.

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