Pretrial Release Questions: (564) 397-4414

Supervised Probation or Deferred Prosecution Questions: (564) 397-4151

Bench Probation Questions: (564) 397-4113

Probation Officers contact list is below

Clark County District Court Probation

The Probation department operates under the direction of Clark County District Court to provide court-ordered supervision, investigations and classes. In partnership with government and community agencies, Probation promotes community safety through the use of evidence-based practices and appropriate interventions while working with offenders to encourage good social behavior and reduce recidivism.

Research–based tools/methods include:

• Pre-trial risk assessment and investigation
• Post-conviction risk/needs assessments targeting higher risk offenders and behaviors that result in criminal behavior
• Gender-responsive supervision
• Case planning
• Motivational Interviewing
• Cognitive behavioral classes
• Supervision in District Court’s therapeutic, problem-solving courts

Programs:

• Pre-trial release and supervision staff investigate arrested individuals and provide information to the courts for a determination on release and financial eligibility for the appointment of counsel. Staff supervise defendants who are released by District and Superior courts pending adjudication.
• Supervised probation participants are required to report in person regularly to their assigned probation officer and comply with all court-ordered conditions.
• Bench probation and deferred prosecution participants must comply with all court-ordered conditions but are not required to report in person regularly.
• Restitution staff investigate and establish damages and/or loss of property for victims of crime.
• Classes staff instruct/facilitate evidence-based classes.

Probation fees:

Offenders may be ordered by the court to pay a fee for probation services. Probation fees are added to the fine/fees associated to the case(s) in District Court. Probation fees are paid thru District Court.

Probation Office Contact List
 

Requests for public records:

To request public records involving Probation, visit www.clark.wa.gov/councilors/public-records

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