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Lake County Probation’s 4th Annual Resilient Re-Entry Event Aimed at Overcoming Odds

From Lake County Record Bee and CPOC Communications team.

At Lake County Probation, they believe in second chances and the power of resilience while providing both supervision and services to those in their custody. This commitment was on full display at the 4th Annual Resilient Re-Entry Event, hosted in partnership with the Lake County Campus of Woodland Community College.

The event served as a reminder that re-entry is more than just a process—it’s a journey of resilience, perseverance, and longterm community support and safety. Attendees had the opportunity to hear firsthand success stories from those who have overcome challenges and worked toward a better future.

Lake County Probation Chief Probation Officer Wendy Mondfrans said,

“This year’s Resilient Reentry was a fantastic event! Throughout the day individuals inspired those in attendance with their incredible stories of resilience, transformation, and impact. The message was clear that with a desire to change, this community is ready to help people make a difference in their lives. We are thankful for the team that helped put the event together and look forward to more successful events in the future.” 

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County Spotlight: Yuba County Probation’s F.O.R. Families Graduation

County Spotlight: Yuba County Probation’s F.O.R. Families Graduation

YUBA COUNTY, Calif., — On March 14, 2025, Yuba County Probation celebrated the achievements of participants in the F.O.R. Families program at a graduation ceremony held at the TEAM Center in Marysville. Eleven individuals completed the outpatient substance-abuse treatment program, and six people also earned their high school diplomas in partnership with the Yuba County Office of Education. 

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ICYMI: Experts Sound the Alarm on Prop. 36 Funding Gaps in Davis Vanguard Op-Ed

From Davis Vanguard

Sacramento, Calif., June 10, 2025 — In an opinion editorial published today, Davis Vanguard Editor and Founder David Greenwald highlights growing concerns about the recently announced legislative budget agreement and its failure to adequately fund implementation of Proposition 36, despite overwhelming voter support last November.

In the piece, Greenwald outlines concerns from across the spectrum – including from California Probation and state legislators – about the funding shortfall counties will face as they are expected to carry out the law’s provisions. 

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New Mural Brings Color and Healing to Monterey County Probation Department Juvenile Hall Garden

Monterey County, Calif., June 3, 2025 – A new mural within the garden of the Monterey County Juvenile Hall was unveiled Friday, May 30th at the Juvenile Hall facility, located at 1420 Natividad Road, Salinas.  The mural is a creation of the young men in the facility and artist Fabian Debora of Homeboy Art Academy, a Los Angeles nonprofit that helps youth find identity and understand their roots through art. This special initiative marks Debora’s second visit to the Monterey County Juvenile Hall.

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BSCC Awards $280,566 Grant to Shasta County Probation Department for Mobile Services Van

From KRCR.

SHASTA COUNTY, Calif. – April 6, 2026 –  The Board State and Community Corrections (BSCC) has awarded a $280,566 grant to the Shasta County Probation Department to launch a Mobile Probation Vehicle (MPV) program aimed at improving access for people in rural areas.

Many rural communities in Shasta County are located far from the county seat of Redding. According to the probation department, about 31% of adults on probation live outside the county’s three incorporated cities, and roughly 20% are experiencing homelessness. Limited transportation has created barriers to supervision and treatment — something the Mobile Probation Vehicle program aims to address.

The Mobile Probation Vehicle is designed to be in communities as often as possible, giving people on probation a chance to check in and access services throughout the county. It will follow a monthly schedule, with operations dependent on weather conditions.

The customized van includes workstations, space for virtual treatment and areas for meetings. Partnered with local providers, it offers mental health assessments, substance use referrals, treatment services, and help with housing and employment. By bringing services directly to people, the program aims to improve compliance, reduce repeat offenses and increase public safety.

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