Community Justice Support Center staff attend grand opening of Bioversity, a new company whose mission is to bring diversity to the life sciences profession.
In the first of a series of quarterly forums, Commissioner Pamerson Ifill and the MPS Executive Team addressed nearly 600 Probation Officers and employees in a 90-minute webinar on January 17th.
The Office of Community Corrections offers individuals and community organizations the opportunity to mentor clients who are re-entering society after serving time in prison.
Suffolk Superior First Assistant Chief Probation Officer Dennis Halls shares information and conducts demonstrations of Probation tools and equipment before members of New Bedford's Invest in Kids.
Courts play an integral role in cities and towns across the Commonwealth and offer important resources in the community. East Boston Court staff recently shared information on these resources with Winthrop residents.
Probation Officers across the state work in collaboration with community organization to better serve clients. Suffolk Superior Probation recently attended a community event hosted by the Boston-based Mothers for Justice.
Massachusetts Trial Court leaders serve as mentors and role models at the 15th annual Massachusetts Bar Association Tiered Community Mentoring Program Career and Networking event for high school, college, and law students this week.
The Massachusetts Chief Probation Officers Association (CPOA) held its Winter Conference at the Lakeview Pavilion in Foxboro on Thursday where Probation and court leaders addressed the 65 CPOs who traveled from across the state.
The Concord District Court Mental Health Recovery Court opens on Wednesday, December 6th, 2:30 pm, at the court, 305 Walden Street. The first MH Recovery Court session will begin on December 20, 2023.
Last week, a current Probation Officer and two retirees helped serve Thanksgiving dinner to more than 200 senior citizens in the Cambridge neighborhood where they grew up.
The staff at the Roxbury division of the Boston Municipal Court hosted a celebration for Edith Alexander, a Probation Officer at Boston Municipal Court-Roxbury for more than 25 years, who was recently appointed to a position on the Mass. Parole Board.
