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For Adults on Probation:

Anoka County classifies and supervises adult offenders in one of two ways: Offenders assessed as less of a threat to public safety are supervised and monitored by the Probation Service Center (PSC). Adult offenders assessed as more likely to re-offend (high risk) are placed under intensive supervision and surveillance. 

For Juveniles on Probation:

 Immediately after the court adjudicates a youth as delinquent, a juvenile probation officer meets with them.  The probation officer screens the juvenile for the level of supervision they may require.  The youth may be assigned to intensive supervision as a high-risk youth, or, if the youth is at lower risk of re-offending, he or she is assigned to the Juvenile Probation Center. 

Juvenile offenders on probation supervision may include: high risk youth under intensive supervision, extended juvenile jurisdiction (EJJ) offenders, sex offenders, and truants.  The length of juvenile probation is typically six to 12 months long.