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Mission Statement
The U.S. Probation Office for the Southern District of Florida serves the federal district and magistrate courts by providing investigative services, alternatives to detention and community supervision. We will protect the community by insuring compliance with the conditions of release and provide rehabilitative services as needed. |
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As a component of the federal judiciary's responsibility for community corrections, the federal probation and pretrial services system is fundamentally committed to protecting the public and assisting in the ...
Payments should be in the form of a cashier's check or money order ONLY.
You will find some of the most often utilized forms for your use. These forms are designed to be filled-in with your specific information.
The Community Outreach Committee originated in February, 2007 and was established to coordinate the agency´s outreach initiatives. The committee provides structured collaborations with civic groups ...
Once a defendant is arrested by federal agents, the Probation Officer conducts a quick but very thorough background investigation about the defendant. The majority of the information is provided by the defendant ...
The Human Resources Office of the Southern District of Florida is a consolidated system which serves the personnel needs of the Court´s employees throughout the district from Key West to Fort Pierce ...
Advance approval from the Court must be requested for international travel (includes travel beyond the 3 mile limit) and vacation travel outside the district for more than 30 days.
The Community Service Program for the United States Probation Office in the Southern District of Florida is committed to maintaining a quality program that will be valued for its efficiency and integrity ...
We have satelite offices around our district to provide easy access .........
Having trouble finding a job, need assistance with housing, transporation or other services! Below are some links to helpful resources.
In this section, defendants and offenders can submit their supervision reports.