Northern Berkshire Probation Officer II's Nora Sacco and Samuel Banks were on an unannounced home visit to a probationer to remind him of an upcoming meeting when they heard a woman screaming in agony and asking for help.
Members of the Massachusetts Probation Service’s Legal and Records units joined together to witness the historic unveiling of the Embrace statue which celebrates the love story of Martin Luther King Jr. and his wife, Coretta Scott King.
Probation Officers work hard to help their clients turn their lives around. Often times it is a long journey filled with starts and stops along the way.
Dee's Closet, a clothing and supply closet at the Dorchester Division of the Boston Municipal Court, hosted its 3rd Annual Holiday Table at the courthouse during the holiday season.
It was an average day at the Springfield Community Justice Support Center where probationers receive such services as counseling, drug testing, and job training.
The Massachusetts Trial Court Community Service Program, a division of the Massachusetts Probation Service, was recently recognized by the Lowell Parks and Recreation Trust for painting work at Jollene Dubner Park.
The Office of Community Corrections will host a grand re-opening and ribbon-cutting at the Brockton Community Justice Support Center, located at 104 Torrey Street in Brockton, on Wednesday, December 7, at 11 am.
The Office of Community Corrections will host a grand re-opening and ribbon-cutting at the Plymouth Community Justice Support Center, located at 61 Industrial Park Road in Plymouth, on Wednesday, November 30, at 12:30 pm.
The Massachusetts Probation Service presented the third annual Margaret Elizabeth Oglesby Award to Matthew DeVeau, Chief Probation Officer in the Administrative Supervision Unit (ASU) at the Massachusetts Probation Service Training and Operations Center.
