Fentanyl and other synthetic opioids create a significant public safety risk to officers. Procedure to be followed to ensure safety of officers who may come in contact with it.

Summarizes the California Values Act’s prohibitions on the use of personnel and resources to assist in immigration enforcement and exceptions to those prohibitions.

Officers may be required to arrest a probationer who is responsible for the care of minor children. This procedure provides direction to ensure the minor children are properly and safely processed.

To Establish Purpose of the Pilot Project

Establish a procedure for the use of student interns in the Juvenile and Adult Divisions

To establish minimum standards for the frequency and content of unit meetings.

Establish a procedure to identify the circumstances in the workplace when facial coverings are mandatory.

Establish a procedure for health screenings for all Probation Department staff that adheres to the County requirement of daily COVID-19 health screenings.

In the event of an emergency request for a public safety deployment of Probation Officers and departmental resources the following plan shall be utilized to coordinate the department’s response.

To provide a more uniform filing method for retention of Use of Force reports. Use of Force Reports will no longer be saved in the Probation Department’s case management system.

Establishes protocols for collection, administration and processing of a Urine Analysis (UA) presumptively positive drug tests by Deputy Probation Officers (DPOs) or Juvenile Services Officers (JSOs).

Establish a procedure for accepting, logging and reporting donations made from community members, staff or outside agencies.