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Board proclaims July 2026 Probation Services Week, honors probation staff
Summary
The Board of Supervisors recognized Nevada County Probation staff, heard a presentation on the department’s work from Chief Probation Officer Jeff Goldman and Deputy Aaron Carver, and adopted a resolution proclaiming July 2026 Probation Services Week.
The board paused regular business to recognize Nevada County Probation staff and to adopt a proclamation marking Probation Services Week for July 2026.
Chief Probation Officer Jeff Goldman described the department’s dual role of enforcement and rehabilitation and introduced sworn officer of the year Aaron Carver, who summarized his work in high‑risk adult supervision and the department’s focus on evidence‑based programs and community partnerships. "As a probation officer, being loud isn't about raising your voice — it means speaking up with purpose, holding offenders accountable, advocating for resources and making sure their successes and struggles don't go unnoticed," Carver said.
Following the presentation the board read a resolution commending probation professionals and voted to adopt it by roll call. The board then invited staff and officers forward for a group photo.
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