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Adult Intensive Supervision Probation
The Courts can assign a person who has been convicted of a felony crime to probation with Community Corrections as an alternative to sending them to prison. This provides a substantial cost savings to the State and taxpayers. Field supervision costs approximately $6 per person per day compared to over $95 per day per person for incarceration.
Community Corrections staff monitor probationers’ compliance with court orders through frequent appointments drug testing, and collaboration with treatment providers, employers, and the person’s family and friends.
People who comply with supervision requirements can be released early by meeting certain conditions and paying any restitution owed in the case. The courts may also sanction non-compliance with jail time, additional treatment interventions, or the court may require the person to serve their underlying prison sanction. Community Corrections believes prison should be reserved for people who pose a substantial danger to the community.
The Courts can assign a person who has been convicted of a felony crime to probation with Community Corrections as an alternative to sending them to prison. This provides a substantial cost savings to the State and taxpayers. Field supervision costs approximately $6 per person per day compared to over $95 per day per person for incarceration.
Community Corrections staff monitor probationers’ compliance with court orders through frequent appointments drug testing, and collaboration with treatment providers, employers, and the person’s family and friends.
People who comply with supervision requirements can be released early by meeting certain conditions and paying any restitution owed in the case. The courts may also sanction non-compliance with jail time, additional treatment interventions, or the court may require the person to serve their underlying prison sanction. Community Corrections believes prison should be reserved for people who pose a substantial danger to the community.
FAQs
You should always make contact with your ISO before the scheduled appointment time. Contact efforts made after the scheduled appointment time may and often do lead to a violation status. If an appointment is missed, report as soon as you can for further instruction.
Court costs are assigned by the courts and can include a variety of charges. Some of these charges include fines, restitution, KBI lab fees and court appointed attorney costs. Costs associated with Community Corrections are supervision fees and they are a separate expense acquired by the offender. Unpaid fees at the time of termination are sent to collections. You can get off Community Corrections supervision and still owe fees.
Payments to Community Corrections are accepted by money order or in-person card payments with an ID. Cash, personal checks, online, and over the phone payments are not accepted. Supervision fees are a separate expense and are not included in any court fines or restitution that you may owe.
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Community Corrections Office
Address
115 W 1st Avenue Hutchinson, KS 67501
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