About
$509,978
Amount Saved to the County in 2021 by Implementing the Violation Conference Process
$167,349
Community Service Value to the Community in 2021
3,026
Total Probation Population in 2021
$447,983
Restitution Collected in 2021
Carlos Walker
Director of Probation Services
Phone – (937) 225-4714
Additional Information
Probation Services is committed to providing supervision for felony and misdemeanor cases. We provide meaningful intervention with clients by utilizing Evidence-Based Practices (EBP) to address criminogenic needs, protect the public, and encourage positive behavioral change.
Probation Services provides the following:
- Community Service program
- Drug intervention and education
- Specialty Dockets
- Specialized supervision of
- Domestic Violence cases
- Sex Offender cases
- Chemical Abuse/Mental Health cases
- Supervision Types
- Intensive
- Basic
- Courtesy
- Monitored Time
- Evidence-Based Programming (delivered in-house)
- GED Services
Probation Services has been accredited by the American Correctional Association and the Commission on Accreditation for Corrections since 1987.
Reach a representative of Probation Services by calling:
(937) 225-4714
or by filling out the web form below:
How can I find out if someone has a warrant?
How can I find out if someone I know is on probation?
Click here to find out if someone you know is on probation.
Please Note
**Individuals on probation will be listed with a disposition of Community Control**
How can I find out if someone is a sex offender?
How can I find out what offense someone is on probation for?
How can I tell if someone is in jail?
How can I tell if someone is on probation through the county or the city?
How do I access remote reporting?
Log into the OCSS Client Portal and follow the prompt.
How do I make payments?
You can pay in person with cash or a money order to 41 N. Perry Street, Room 103 or 117 N. Main Street, 10th floor. You can also mail a money order payable to Montgomery County Probation Services to 41 N. Perry Street, Dayton, OH 45422 c/o Probation Services.
What are the general conditions of probation?
How do I obtain a travel permit?
Contact your probation officer with your request, and if your travel request is approved, you will be issued a permit at that time.
What can I expect when I report?
You will meet with a probation officer to discuss general conditions and sanctions of supervision as ordered by the court.
About
Intern / Volunteer Program
The Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas, Probation Services Department invites you to become an intern/volunteer with our department. Should you be selected to become a team member, you will have the privilege to work with a Nationally Accredited Probation Department.
An opportunity exists for you to participate in an exciting experience involving:
- Working with misdemeanor and felony offenders
- Gaining insight into the criminal justice process and society’s social needs
- On the job training by the Adult Probation Officers
- Flexible hours and job duties
- Working with a diverse department
We believe this program will be an effective means for students to gain valuable experience while pursuing their education and eventually their careers.
Requirements:
- Must meet their institutions’ requirement
- Ability to maintain confidential court and probation information
- Ability to work independently within policy and procedure
- Ability to communicate verbally and in writing using standard English
Possible Work Sites:
- 41 North Perry Street – Montgomery County Common Pleas Court
- 117 S. Main Street, 10th Floor – Reibold Building
Public transportation runs by both of the above locations.
Contact the Montgomery County, Ohio Court of Common Pleas General Division Probation Services Department to learn more.
