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TEHAMA COUNTY PROBATION
Adult Division
AB 109 Supervision
The AB 109 supervision unit is housed in our Day Reporting Center and supervises those
offenders who prior to the passing of Public Safety Realignment Act (AB 109), would have
either been sentenced to state prison or supervised by state parole and shifting the
responsibility of certain offender supervision from the state to the county. These caseloads
include offenders on Post Release Community Supervision and Mandatory Supervision.
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Post Release Community Supervision (PRCS): PRCS offenders are those who have
been released from state prison and based on their committing offense are released to
PRCS rather than state parole.
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Mandatory Supervision (MS): MS offenders are those sentenced for specific crimes to
a split sentence pursuant to Penal Code Section 1170(h)(5)(B). The offender serves a
portion of their sentence in custody (local prison/county jail) and the remaining portion
of the sentence on MS supervised by the Probation Department.
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K9 Unit: The Probation Department’s dual purpose K9 is also assigned to the AB 109
unit. The K9 program currently consists of K9 Riggs who is trained in narcotics
detection and criminal apprehension. Since its inception in 2017, the Probation
Department’s K9 unit has been utilized to locate illegal narcotics, assisted the arrest of
high risk wanted offenders, and as an asset to other law enforcement agencies
throughout Tehama County.
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Tehama Major Crimes Unit (TMCU): One probation officer is assigned to the TMCU
which consists of officers from the Tehama County Sheriff’s Office, Red Bluff Police
Department, Corning Police Department, Tehama County Probation Department,
Tehama County District Attorney’s Bureau of Investigation, and California Highway
Patrol working together to investigate crimes occurring throughout Tehama County
Tehama County Community Correction
Partnership (CCP)
Lila Park
Deputy Probation Officer IV
AB109 and Day Reporting Center
PAMELA GONZALEZ
CHIEF PROBATION OFFICER
1840 WALNUT STREET RED BLUFF, CA 96080
PO BOX 99, RED BLUFF, CA 96080
(530) 527-4052
FAX (530) 527-1579
OFFICE HOURS – 8 A.M. THROUGH 5 P.M.
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
Adult Division
AB 109 Supervision
The AB 109 supervision unit is housed in our Day
Reporting Center and supervises those offenders who prior
to the passing of Public Safety Realignment Act (AB 109),
would have either been sentenced to state prison or
supervised by state parole and shifting the responsibility of
certain offender supervision from the state to the county.
These caseloads include offenders on Post Release
Community Supervision and Mandatory Supervision.
•
Post Release Community Supervision (PRCS): PRCS
offenders are those who have been released from
state prison and based on their committing offense are
released to PRCS rather than state parole.
•
Mandatory Supervision (MS): MS offenders are those
sentenced for specific crimes to a split sentence
pursuant to Penal Code Section 1170(h)(5)(B). The
offender serves a portion of their sentence in custody
(local prison/county jail) and the remaining portion of
the sentence on MS supervised by the Probation
Department.
•
K9 Unit: The Probation Department’s dual purpose K9
is also assigned to the AB 109 unit. The K9 program
currently consists of K9 Riggs who is trained in
narcotics detection and criminal apprehension. Since
its inception in 2017, the Probation Department’s K9
unit has been utilized to locate illegal narcotics,
assisted the arrest of high risk wanted offenders, and
as an asset to other law enforcement agencies
throughout Tehama County.
•
Tehama Major Crimes Unit (TMCU): One probation
officer is assigned to the TMCU which consists of
officers from the Tehama County Sheriff’s Office, Red
Bluff Police Department, Corning Police Department,
Tehama County Probation Department, Tehama
County District Attorney’s Bureau of Investigation, and
California Highway Patrol working together to
investigate crimes occurring throughout Tehama
County
Tehama County Community Correction Partnership
(CCP)
Lila Park
Deputy Probation Officer IV
IAB109 and Day Reporting
Center.
