COVID-19 Announcement
COVID-19 ANNOUNCEMENT
Free rides to treatment
211, with assistance and support of FSSA, has recently announced a statewide Lyft program to offer FREE rides to and from substance abuse treatment and certified recovery support programs. To request a ride, dial 2-1-1 or 1-866-211-9966 and follow the prompts to be connected to a trained Lyft Community Navigator.
Text Message Reminders for those with criminal cases
Follow this line for more information https://www.in.gov/judiciary/admin/3633.htm
Disclosure of Probation Records
NOTICE
November 18, 2009
The Wells County Probation Department for many years prepared summary criminal history reports for individuals and agencies upon request. Since Indiana probation departments are not depositories of public records, the practice of preparing these summaries was simply a courtesy service to the community. However, due to limited resources the Probation Department staff discontinued these record search summaries for individuals or non-judicial agencies.
Therefore, individuals and non-judicial agencies are directed to contact the Wells County Clerk about accessing criminal records located in Wells County. You may also wish to search records at the following public court access link: Odyssey Case Management System
Approved Programs
Generally, only programs in the link below will be approved by the supervising probation officer. Substance abuse programs must also meet standards set by the local courts for substance abuse treatment programs (see Statements and Notices in right column).
https://secure.in.gov/apps/fssa/providersearch/home/category/as
Internship Opportunity
The Wells County Probation Department is interested in working with college undergraduate and graduate students, especially if they are residents of Wells County. This department works with both adult and juvenile jurisdictions, and we can provide to an ambitious student experience in the skills necessary for all most areas of an Indiana probation department. Students of other disciplines (i.e., computer technology, business, foreign language, education, psychology, etc) will be considered if they can show how their skills may be used in the probation department environment. Work hours are negotiable, but interns may work up to 35 hours per week for 26 weeks.
Persons interested in internship opportunities may submit a cover letter with the application contained in the link below to the Chief Probation Officer at the Wells County Probation Department.
Helpful Links
American Bar Association – Indiana Juvenile Process
Indiana Judicial Center
Indiana Code
Indiana DMHA
Indiana Offender Search
Probation Officers Professional Assoc. of IN
National Institute of Corrections
Bureau of Justice Statistics
Interstate Compact for Adult Supervision Manual
National Association of Probation Executives
DoxPop Court Records
Indiana Public Access Counselor
Odyssey Case Management System
Sesame Street’s Little Children, Big Challenges: Incarceration
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