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Probation office reports audit activity and rising employment among probationers
3805914 · June 11, 2025
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Probation staff said state auditing prompted on-site reviews, and a partnership with the CAP office raised employment among employable probationers from about 55% last year to roughly 70% this year.
Tyrone, speaking for the county probation office, told the Public Safety Committee that the state comptroller's office is auditing OPCA and DCGS for the probation program and that the audit triggered surveys distributed to probation directors and will likely lead to on-site visits.
Tyrone said…
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