| Adult Probation Officer | Rachel Varel | Ext. 138 |
| Adult Probation Officer | Christy Foster | Ext. 105 |
| Juvenile Probation Officer | Carla Stalnaker | Ext. 137 |
| Secretary | Jeanna Spitler | Ext. 135 |
| Administrative Services Officer | Mitch McClaren | Ext. 225 |
The Clinton County Probation Office staff supervises juvenile and adult offenders sentenced to a term of court supervision or probation by the Clinton County Court system. Conditions of probation may include requirements such as mental health/ alcohol/drug counseling, random drug testing, restitution, public service work, or electronic monitoring of home confinement. Probation officers monitor the offenders compliance to court-ordered conditions of probation, complete risk/needs assessments of the offender to determine appropriate supervision strategies, and develop case plans with the offender targeting areas of need for behavioral change. Probation officers work closely with law enforcement, school systems, and social service agencies in supervising offenders on probation.
Other programs offered by the probation department include:
A.R.T. (Aggression Replacement Training): 30 session comprehensive intervention program for aggressive juvenile offenders.
Drug Court: Special court given responsibility to handle cases involving substance abuse offenders through drug testing, treatment services, and increased supervision.
"Jump Start": 21 session group program that deasl with anger management, self-discipline, and emotional control for juvenile offenders
Parenting Education Class: 8 session group for parents of juvenile offenders. Free of charge and open to outside referrals.
"Thinking for a Change": 22 session program for adult offenders that teaches taking control of self by taking control of thinking.
Victim Impact Panel: Presentation to DUI offenders by a victim of a DUI incident. Victim speakers may include a victim who was injured as a result of a DUI offense, a family member of a victim of a DUI offense, or the DUI offender who has victimized others as a result of the offense. Victim impact panels are held twice a year.
Special Links and Information
To report Child Abuse please contact the DCFS Hotline at 1-800-252-2873
If you need assistance with a Mental Health Crises please contact Community Resource Centers 24HR Hotline at (618) 533-1391
Community Resource Center: (Mental Health and Substance Abuse Counseling) www.crconline.info
SAFE: (Sexual Assault Victims) www.safecrisiscenter.org
PAVE: (Domestic Violence Victims) www.peopleagainstviolentenvironment.com
Sex Offender Registry: www.isp.state.il.us/sor
Judici: (Local Record Checks) www.judici.com
Children's Home and Aid: (Parent support, runaway issues and youth services) www.childrenshomeandaid.org
Gateway Foundation: (Inpatient/Outpatient Substance Abuse services) http://recovergateway.org
County Probation
