Deputy Probation Officer Program
The Deputy Probation Officers Program allows volunteers to work one-on-one with adult and juvenile offenders in a variety of probation services. These volunteer positions offer an excellent opportunity for citizens that are interested in exploring a career in the Criminal Justice System and/or those wanting to make a difference in their community.
DPO’s may supervise an adult or juvenile caseload on individuals who have been granted Probation supervision to ensure Court ordered compliance.
Specific duties may include but are not limited to: meeting with adult defendants and juveniles; staffing cases; writing Pre-Sentencing Investigations (PSI's), warrants, summons, terminations, extensions and special reports to the Court; completing Level of Service Inventories (LSI's), Alcohol evaluations and case plans; and, making referrals to treatment agencies. In short DPO's maintain adequate supervision of clients, just as a Probation Officer would.
Opportunities Available:
- 1st Judicial District (Jefferson/Gilpin County)
DPO positions are available in the Golden office at 100 Jefferson County Parkway. Volunteers are accepted year round. If you are interested in becoming a DPO and want more information, please contact:
Jodi Spingarn at 303-271-6337 or email at jodi.spingarn@judicial.state.co.us
- 4th Judicial District (El Paso/Teller County)
DPO positions are available in the Colorado Springs Office at 270 South Tejon Street, Suite W200. If you are interested in becoming a DPO and want more information, please contact:
Joanie Vigil at 719-867-5366 or e-mail her at joanie.vigil@judicial.state.co.us
Administrative Assistant, Collections
VOLUNTEERS for this position are organized, have good attention to detail, have basic computer skills, and enjoy working with others. The time commitment for this position is 5 to 10 hours per week or 1 to 2 hours per day; these hours can be mornings or afternoons.
RESPONSIBILITIES include printing letters and stuffing envelopes, copying and distributing documents, and filing of documents. Further responsibilities may include processing of various rosters and reports and carrying out associated functions.
Send a Colorado Judicial Branch Application to:
Terrie Petau, 7325 South Potomac Street, Centennial, Colorado 80112