Alternative Community Service
DCJ Adult Services ACS- Before Intake
Alternative Community Service takes referrals from Community Court for those who have pled guilty for misdemeanor, quality of life crimes, such as theft, prostitution, drinking in public & trespass.
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New to ACS? Many of your questions are answered to help you better understand how to be successful.
Restitution is money the court ordered you to pay to a victim for losses resulting from the crime for which you were convicted.
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Safe housing is important for everyone.
While the specific conditions of supervision may vary from case to case, there is a group of standard conditions which apply to almost every individual.
A six-month educational program for adults scheduled for release from correctional facilities. Teaches African-American history and empowers participants to adopt pro-social behaviors and attitudes.
DCJ Adult services Reduced Supervision FAQ.
S.T.A.R.T. is an intensive drug court for medium-high risk/high need property crime offenders.
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Make checks or money orders payable to Multnomah County/ACS Mail or bring in person to: 421 SW 5th Ave. Portland, OR 97204
Multnomah County Alternative Community Service (ACS) is a program that provides an alternative to jail.
ARC Transition Services Unit provides a comprehensive system of services designed to prepare, equip, and sustain an individual upon their release from jail or prison.
You are on formal Probation, Parole and/or Post-Prison Supervision, but instead of reporting in person to your supervising officer every month, you must call this office only in certain situations.
Multnomah County Justice Reinvestment Program (MCJRP) is a program that was created to reduce prison usage.
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Important phone numbers and resources
The Monitored Misdemeanor Program (MMP), formally called "Enhanced Bench," monitors adults with a DUII.
The Reduced Supervision Team (RST) provides reduced direction and resources to adults who have been assessed as low risk to re-offend.
Get step-by-step instructions for submitting a Request for Verification of Good Standing.