Sex Offender

Offenders of all risk levels and convictions of a sexually oriented offense may be assigned to Risk Reduction Sex Offender Supervision. Officers utilize the following risk reduction and supervision strategies:

  • Incorporate specialized conditions designed to enhance restrictions that minimize opportunities to engage in high risk behaviors
  • Link offenders with sex offender specific treatment and require the offender to complete an assessment with an approved, licensed provider
  • Conduct routine community supervision home visits, searches and computer monitoring
  • Engage with those most familiar with the offender’s offending behavior and seek assistance with accountability and compliance
  • Work closely with treatment providers to ensure successful treatment
  • Address an offender’s specific criminogenic need areas
  • Assist offenders in complying with court ordered conditions
  • Communicate with community resources (treatment provider, employer, support system) to assess offender progress
    • Develop individualized case plans to include the appropriate dosage (hours) of the following:
    • Interventions (cognitive-behavioral)
    • Programming
    • Treatments (behavioral health)
  • Empower offenders to make positive changes in their thinking
  • Enforce Court ordered restitution requirements
  • Engage in quality interaction with the offender to include both behavior change strategies and accountability measures
  • Ensure adherence to reporting requirements
  • Ensure community supervision home visits are conducted
  • Notify Court of potential violations and make appropriate recommendations
  • Promote pro-social behavior through interventions and skill practice