Trial Court Community Service Program

"Our goals are to promote public safety by making participants stakeholders in the community and enrich communities by performing meaningful service."
Vans transport particpants to work sites	The Community Service Program administers community work service as an intermediate sanction for criminal justice agencies throughout the state. Offenders are referred to the Community Service Program as: A condition of probation, parole, or pre-release; A component of an intermediate sanction level at a community corrections center; A means of paying court costs, restitution, fines, or probation supervision fees.
Work crews beautify a state park.	The Community Service Program specifically addresses the purposes of sentencing by: Securing the public safety by providing closely monitored community work service; Promoting respect for the law and the community through community restitution; and Providing opportunities for work skills training.
Court Services Coordinators work along side work crew particpants providing supervison and encouragement.	Community Service Work Schedules   Statewide Juvenile Schedule Statewide Adult Schedule
For further information, contact: Kevin P. Duggan Timothy Callahan timothy.callahan@jud.state.ma.us Assistant Supervisor (Acting) Bristol and Plymouth Christopher Cannata christopher.cannata@jud.state.ma.us Assistant Supervisor (Acting) Essex and Suffolk Lisa Hickey lisa.hickey@jud.state.ma.us Assistant Supervisor Dukes, Middlesex, Norfolk and Worcester Mike Lecours lecours_m@jud.state.ma.us Assistant Supervisor Berkshire, Franklin, Hampden and Hampshire	Massachusetts Trial Court Community Service Program Suffolk County Court House Fifth Floor Pemberton Square Boston, MA 02108 Phone: 617.541.2701 Fax: 617.725.8078