The Detention Center's Community Custody Program (CCP) is founded on the concept of community-based supervision and treatment, rather than continued confinement in a structured institution.   The program was developed to provide an innovative approach to incarceration. With Court approval, sentenced/pre-trial inmates may enter the program at any stage of their incarceration. When an inmate is removed from the Detention Facility and returned to his or her home, job and neighborhood, this is considered a positive step forward in attempting to reintegrate the program inmate into the community. Inmates are placed in the community and monitored on a daily basis to insure compliance while ensuring the safety of the community.

 

Defendant's eligibility is based on a multiple components including: a client's criminal record (Rap Sheet), a warrant check, review of social history, review of institutional records including disciplinary reports, program participation and medical screening.

What do you need to qualify?

The defendant must have a permanent residence and or permission from the owner of the residence to reside there. The owner of the residence must agree to comply with all CCP Rules.

For Example:

1) No alcohol allowed in the residence.

2) No firearms or dangerous weapons.

3) No illegal drugs.

4) No parties.

5) No convicted felons living at residence.

The owner of the residence is in agreement that the Community Custody Program is allowed full and complete access to the residence in which the defendant is residing and allowed full and complete search and seizure of any unauthorized items therein.

 

The defendant cannot live with the alleged victim(s) unless authorized by the presiding Judge.

A basic landline must be installed prior to the inmate being accepted into the program. The phone line must not have any of the following: No two way line, No Internet service, No cordless phone, and No other features (i.e. Caller Id, Call Waiting, etc...)

All defendants will wear an ankle bracelet which tracks movement in and out of the home of the inmate on CCP. Clients must remain at home unless permitted by their tracker to be elsewhere. Failure to comply will result in loss of CCP.

All defendants will be subject to random drug testing. If a defendant shows a positive result for ANY ILLEGAL NARCOTIC or ALCOHOL, they will lose their CCP privileges and will be returned to CCP for disciplinary action. The Presiding Judge in the case will be notified of the violation.

Weekly meetings (Counselling, AA/NA) will be set up for clients to attend. Tardiness and failure to show up to scheduled meetings will result in loss of CCP eligibility.

All Inmates are subject to random visits to their place of residence or place of employment by the Community Custody Program Monitor.

 

The defendant is required to pay a basic installation fee of $30.00 upon entering the program.

 

All inmates are required to pay a weekly fee, which is calculated at 10% of their weekly income. Special circumstances can be worked out with CCP staff concerning pay.