THE PROBATION DEPARTMENT is still open and will address walk-ins or individuals sent over by the court via the lobby telephone. Once service need is determined, we will use phone or video and connect the individual to any needed services. People may be brought into our offices on an appointment basis for necessary paperwork.
Carl F. Bryan II Juvenile Hall closed as of 1/1/21. If you have questions concerning juvenile arrests, bookings and/or detentions, please call Juvenile Probation at (530) 265-1200.
Divisions
The Probation Department consists of two divisions:
Adult
Juvenile
Mission
Nevada County Probation protects the community by supporting the courts and fostering positive change in the individuals we serve.
Vision
As a law enforcement leader, Nevada County Probation strives to create positive outcomes for individuals and the communities in which they live.
About Probation
The Nevada County Probation Department, as an integral part of the Justice System, improves public safety by serving the courts and providing evidenced based practices and interventions.
Reporting to a Probation Officer
You have received instruction from the court to report in person to Probation within 24 hours of being sentenced unless you are returning to custody.
AB109 is historic legislation that will enable California to close the revolving door of low-level inmates cycling in and out of state prisons.
Community Corrections Partnership
The California Community Corrections Incentives Act established a Partnership in each county, which consists of several government and community stakeholders.
Probation works closely with the District Attorney and victim support organizations to assist with the financial losses and emotional trauma that can occur as a result of criminal victimization.
Community Service
You have been ordered to perform Community Service by the Court or your Probation Officer.
