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46th Judge Conrad L. Ball Award honors 8th Judicial District Chief Judge Susan Blanco

The Honorable Susan Blanco has been selected as the recipient of the 46th Judge Conrad L. Ball Award.Blanco is the Chief Judge in Colorado’s 8th Judicial District and has dedicated her professional life to the justice system to impact our community positively. First appointed to the bench in 2017,…

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Celebrating the vision and success of the competency docket

The success of a first-ever program to help those with mental health issues navigate the court process was celebrated by the Board of Larimer County Commissioners.The Board of Larimer County Commissioners recognized the 8th Judicial District Community Competency Docket Team at…

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Chief Justice Brian Boatright as Keynote

Chief Justice Brian Boatright will be the Keynote speaker for this year's Conrad Ball Award. Brian D. Boatright was sworn in as Justice of the Colorado Supreme Court on November 21, 2011 and as Chief Justice on January 1, 2021.  He was appointed by Governor John Hickenlooper.…

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Community Justice Alternatives (CJA) prioritizes community safety and reduced recidivism by providing accountability, resources, and support to justice involved individuals.

Community Justice Alternatives (CJA) envisions a safer community by creating an inclusive culture for highly motivated and well-trained staff who utilize innovative practices that are cost effective and improve the lives and outcomes for justice involved individuals.

RESPECT: We commit to creating a culture where staff and clients feel physically, mentally, and emotionally supported.

CONNECTION: We commit to building meaningful, inclusive, and collaborative relationships between staff, clients, and the community.

EMPOWERMENT: We commit to offering opportunities that motivate individuals to discover self-sufficiency and personal growth.

SAFETY: We commit to providing a stable and secure environment that promotes the welfare of staff, clients, and the community.

PREA Information and Reporting

For information on the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA), Community Justice Alternatives' commitment to zero tolerance of harassment and abuse, options for reporting incidents/concerns, the PREA annual report and the PREA Audit report please visit our PREA Information & Reporting page.

Contact our PREA Coordinator

Ingrid Schroeder
Audit and Systems Program Manager
schroeil@larimer.org
Phone: (970) 980-2674
Fax: (970) 980-2610

 


FAQs

  1. What are some differences between Alternative Sentencing and Community Corrections?

    Alternative Sentencing

    • Pretrial Services for Defendants Released with Bond Conditions
    • Alternative Jail/Work Programs for Offenders Serving a Jail Sentence
    • Community Service Supervision for Court Sentenced Offenders

    Community Corrections

    • Day Reporting Center for Substance Testing & Medication Monitoring
    • Mental Health & Substance Abuse Treatment Programs
    • Residential & Community Supervision for Felony Offenders

Contact Community Justice Alternatives

Community Justice Alternatives Administration/Planning

  • (970) 980-2600, option 7
  • Emily Humphrey, Community Justice Alternatives Director: (970) 980-2671

Alternative Sentencing Department

  • (970) 980-2600, options 2 - 5
  • Jill Fox, Alternative Sentencing Director (970) 980-2670

Community Corrections Department

  • (970) 498-7530
  • Tim Hand, Community Corrections Director: (970) 498-7516

 

Per the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Larimer County will provide a reasonable accommodation to qualified individuals with a disability who need assistance, unless doing so would impose an undue hardship to the County or fundamentally alter services. Services can be arranged with at least seven (7) business days’ notice. Please email cjsd_business_operations@larimer.org or call (970) 980-2679 or Relay Colorado 711. “Walk-in” requests for auxiliary aids and services will be honored to the extent possible but may be unavailable if advance notice is not provided.


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