Finding your way through the supervision or probation process can be overwhelming, with reporting requirements, special conditions and other restrictions on personal liberty. If you or someone you care about are on probation or pretrial supervision and you have questions about the process or about what you are supposed to do, you should contact your pretrial or probation officer.
You can pay your probation fees or restitution with cash, money order or a cashier's check. Personal checks are not accepted. Online payment via credit card will be available soon. You can make any payments in person at the Cashier's Office located at S. California Avenue, Lower Level.
Office hours are Monday through Friday, a. Cash payments can only be made in person. You can make a payment by mail via money order or cashier's check. Send your payments to the attention of the Cashier's Office at:. If you cannot afford to make any payments towards your probation fees, you can talk with your officer about modifying your fees.
Your officer cannot get rid of your fees, but they can work with you on a more affordable payment plan. When you are ordered to pretrial or probation supervision, you will receive contact information for the officer assigned to supervise your case. If you did not receive this information or do not have this information available, you should call the reception desk for the court location where you were ordered to supervision.
Be prepared to provide your name, case number or docket number, and other identifying information as needed.
