Julie Grady, Administrative Coordinator in the Massachusetts Probation Service's Training Division, designed a poster to welcome and celebrate LGBTQIA+ court users who enter Probation Departments or Community Justice Support Centers across the state.
Norfolk County Juvenile Court staff celebrated Cinco De Mayo with music, food, and colorful decorations at the Dedham-based court on Thursday at an event coordinated by Probation Case Specialist Scharliea DaRoza.
More than 50 women attended the celebration and dedication hosted by Malden District Court Probation Department and the North Suffolk Mental Health Association (NSMHA).
Hadler Charles, former Massachusetts Probation Service Administrative Attorney has been appointed Deputy Legal Counsel in the District Court Administrative Office.
The new Greenfield Community Justice Support Center (CJSC) is scheduled to open this summer, more than 10 years after the former Greenfield site closed due to budget cuts.
Cultural Proficiency Champions met in person at the Massachusetts Probation Service Training and Operations Center (MTOC) for the first time in two years following the Pandemic.
The Massachusetts Probation Services Victim Services Unit is sponsoring a poster/visual campaign in recognition of Victim Rights Month during the month of April.
April Anderson, a life-long Lynn resident who works in the Lynn office of the Essex Juvenile Court as a Probation Officer, is being recognized with the Lynn Black Excellence Award for her many contributions to the courts and community.
In observance of the Massachusetts White Ribbon Campaign during the month of March, MPS’s Victim Services Unit (VSU)—eight Victim Services Coordinators and the statewide director— donned white ribbons during a virtual gathering.
Chelsea District Court will host its second annual virtual Women’s History Month celebration, “Women Providing Healing, Promoting Hope,” on Tuesday, March 1, at 11 am.
