Contra Costa County Probation Department

During #WomensHistoryMonth we celebrate our incredible female leadership! Thank you to the women Chief Probation Officers who are committed to creating better and safer communities throughout California. #WomenLeadership #CAProbation

and taking group photos.

ALT Text: A compilation video featuring Probation Supervisor Alex Pilja. She stands outside wearing her black Probation vest with yellow lettering. She speaks to the camera as various clips cycle through the video, including footage of her leading trainings, speaking with staff,-

In honor of Women’s History Month, we are highlighting Supervisor Alex Pilja, whose leadership inspires our department and future generations by creating opportunities for others to become leaders themselves. With approximately nine years of service, Supervisor Pilja uses her -

Happy retirement to one of our Finest Probation managers. We appreciate your many years of service to the community and wish you nothing but the best in retirement. #cccprobation #contracostacounty

Today, On the 12th day of #WomensHistoryMonth we highlight our 12th Female President of the California Probation Officers of California (CPOC), Chief Esa Ehmen-Krause of @CCC_Probation! We also want to recognize all the women leaders who are committed to creating better and safer communities throughout California.  #WomenLeadership @CaWomensCaucus

Happy International Women's Day! ✨This year's theme #givetogain celebrates a mindset of generosity and collaboration, highlighting the power of reciprocity and support. Join us in celebrating and supporting the advancement of women and girls. #cccprobation #contracostacounty

as a direct result of our CAB's input. Collaboration is at the heart of our approach. Your voice matters, and we want to listen. Please visit: bit.ly/47bYZNG to learn more and apply.

belonged to the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. By joining our AB 109 CAB, you can help shape local public safety policy and strengthen the reentry process for individuals returning to our county. In fact, our Office of Reentry and Justice was created -

Shaping Solutions and Influencing Change: Join our AB 109 Community Advisory Board (CAB) To address prison overcrowding in California, AB 109 took effect in 2011, resulting in counties being responsible for the supervision and detention of specific populations that once -

the loss of a respected leader.

We are deeply saddened by the passing of San Joaquin County's Sergeant Jason Whelen. Our thoughts are with the Sheriff's Office, his loved ones, and the community he spent his professional career serving with dedication and commitment. We are grateful for his service and mourn -

flowers. #cccprobation #contracostacounty #community

🔹Toiletries 🔹Water 🔹Snacks 🔹Umbrella 🔹Clothing 🔹Flashlight The giveaway had a great turnout, with many members of the community receiving sustainability bags. Probation was warmly received in each location, thanks to the people at Bay Area Rescue Mission for the -

Probation in the Community: Winter Sustainability Bag Giveaway in West Contra Costa County. We visited the Brookside Shelter and the Bay Area Rescue Mission in Richmond to supply our community with daily essentials. Our Sustainability Bags Include: 🔹First Aid Kit-

reentry. Community starts within.

AB109, also known as the Public Safety Realignment Act, shifts the responsibility of lower-level offenders from state supervision to local county probation officers. We work alongside our partners to support our clients, prioritizing progress and accountability for a successful -

Connection & Collaboration: AB109 Partners Info-session featuring The Gemma Project & COPE Our Office of Reentry and Justice hosts sessions to foster cross-collaboration between our partners so they can learn of available services, network, and provide information on resources.