Community Service and Restitution Coordinator

Minimum Qualifications

• Coordinates Community Service Programs, Suspension Alternative Program (SAP), Restitution Work Program (RWP) and individual community service; Facilitates the development of new community-based locations for work sites; Keeps records of hours and statistics for partner agencies; Tracks community service program hours; Informs Probation/Intake Officers of program attendance; Maintains positive working relationship with juveniles and families of diverse cultural, racial, religious, and socioeconomic backgrounds; Assists Probation/Intake Officers in locating appropriate community service sites for youth; Informs school personnel and probation staff of pertinent information regarding students or programs; Enforces use of necessary safety equipment, e.g. orange vests, gloves, signs, etc., while on service programs; Ensures that vehicles and equipment are maintained; Procures vehicle and supplies daily for use; Coordinates between the Court and community partners; Reinforces rules, maintains structure and encourages teamwork while at job site; Provides transportation for juvenile participants to and from work sites and assures each youth has properly signed release forms; Supervises and instructs youths as they participate in a variety of service projects; and Records, maintains and updates statistics for grant reporting to funding agencies and for other grant opportunities.
• Coordinates Community Service Programs, Suspension Alternative Program (SAP), Restitution Work Program (RWP) and individual community service;
• Facilitates the development of new community-based locations for work sites;
• Keeps records of hours and statistics for partner agencies;
• Tracks community service program hours;
• Informs Probation/Intake Officers of program attendance;
• Maintains positive working relationship with juveniles and families of diverse cultural, racial, religious, and socioeconomic backgrounds;
• Assists Probation/Intake Officers in locating appropriate community service sites for youth;
• Informs school personnel and probation staff of pertinent information regarding students or programs;
• Enforces use of necessary safety equipment, e.g. orange vests, gloves, signs, etc., while on service programs;
• Ensures that vehicles and equipment are maintained;
• Procures vehicle and supplies daily for use;
• Coordinates between the Court and community partners;
• Reinforces rules, maintains structure and encourages teamwork while at job site;
• Provides transportation for juvenile participants to and from work sites and assures each youth has properly signed release forms;
• Supervises and instructs youths as they participate in a variety of service projects; and
• Records, maintains and updates statistics for grant reporting to funding agencies and for other grant opportunities.