Adult Division

Day Reporting Center (DRC)

DRC Work Release and Education Program (WREP): The DRC WREP is a cooperative program between the Tehama Co Sheriff’s Office and the Probation Department. TCSO’s WREP is an alternative custody program to assist with jail overcrowding while providing services and programs to those offenders. These offenders work at a variety of sites, though the majority are managed through the DRC WREP where Probation staff manage work crews who provide a labor source to government and non-profit agencies throughout Tehama County. • Community Service: The DRC manages all community service referrals referred through the Tehama County Superior Court or as referred by probation officers. Participants are assigned to worksites throughout Tehama County and often work through the DRC WREP. • Wood and Welding Shop: Since 2014, one of the rehabilitation programs managed through the DRC is the wood shop. Crews work on building custom wood work and metal work for governmental and nonprofit agencies, saving those agencies thousands of dollars per project. Shortly after the Wood Shop’s success the program expanded and added a welding component. Not only do the participants of this program benefit from learning real world job skills, but often those who excel in the program are able to transition into a job after completing their time at the Wood or Welding Shop. The Welding Shop has created many sculptures placed throughout the county. • Clean and sober transitional living: Since 2016, the Probation Department has leased a local motel and transformed it into a clean and sober transitional living facility. The facility is able to house up to 36 residents and has been utilized by the Probation Department, Tehama County Sheriff’s Office, and state parole. Officers from the Probation Department provide supervision and case management for those living at the facility. Those living there are required to provide random drug tests, abide by a list of rules including a curfew, and work through the DRC outside of their required rehabilitation programming. • Bike Shop: The Tehama County Probation Department has operated a bike restoration program. This program takes donated bikes from the community and restores the bikes to an operable condition and distributes them back into the community. Many bikes go to offenders as an incentive to assist in their transport to and from work, school, classes, or other activities. Other bikes are refurbished for specific programs which distribute bikes to kids in need around the holiday season. • Community Corrections Partnership (CCP): The formation of the CCP was prompted by the passage of the Public Safety Realignment Act (AB 109). This bill requires each county that receives funding under the act convene a local Community Corrections Partnership. The CCP distributes funds to be used for supervision and rehabilitative services to enhance public safety. The bill requires that the partnership be chaired by the Chief Probation Officer and include the Presiding Judge of the Superior Court, the County Chief Administrative Officer, the District Attorney, the Public Defender, the Sheriff, a Police Chief, the County heads of Department of Social Service, Mental Health, Alcohol and Drug Services, Employment, Office of Education, a representative from a community-based organization, and an individual who represents the interests of victims.

Community Service Sign-Up Days Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 8:00AM - 12:00NOON Ken Resop 530-527-4052 x3201

James Mossman Supervisor Day Reporting Center Work Crews

Lila Park Deputy Probation Officer IV Investigations and Pretrial Services