This week marks the one-year anniversary of the pandemic when the courts, government buildings, and other public places went into lock-down as COVID-19 cases surged.
Rhonda Greene, a six-year Probation Officer at Boston Municipal Court-Central Division, was appointed to the Cambridge Commission on the Status of Women (CCSW) and immediately launched the commission's Bike Program.
As part of an effort to transform the Massachusetts Probation Service into a “mobile workforce,” 900 Dell Latitude laptops have been distributed to Probation staff across the state.
The new Interactive Text Response System (ITR), which alerts probationers of upcoming court dates and meetings, is now available in courts across the Commonwealth.
During a conversation about the holidays at local shelters, Scharliea DaRoza, a Norfolk Juvenile Case Specialist, learned that donations have sharply decreased during the pandemic.
Holyoke District Court Probation Officer II and former US Marine Antonio Padilla, was presented with the first Margaret Elizabeth Oglesby Award at the Massachusetts Probation Service 4th Annual Veterans Day Breakfast.
Quincy District Probation Officer Maureen B. (Dolan) Coyle—a 36-year Probation employee who worked at the Roxbury Court and the Office of the Commissioner of Probation—passed away unexpectedly on October 14, at the age of 56, of a brain aneurysm.
Seven participants of a new program, “Young Men’s Evolution,” were presented with certificates of completion on their front doorsteps by Probation Officer Edith Alexander as part of a drive-by graduation ceremony this week.
Two men and three women took an Oath of Allegiance to become American citizens Friday, October 23, at the third annual Bristol Superior Court Naturalization Ceremony at the Fall River Justice Center.
