Status
Signed into law:
April 10, 2000
Number: CRSA §§ 24-60-2802
Please note the following for probationers coming into Colorado: All probationers, who are sentenced to ISP in the sending state, will be placed on intensive supervision in Colorado. All probationers (with an offense date of 10/1/13 or later), who are sentenced to regular probation in the sending state, shall be screened for intensive probation in Colorado. If the probationer meets criteria, the probationer will be placed in the intensive program, even though they were sentenced to regular supervision in the sending state.
For offenders being sent from Colorado, Compact States will be receiving requests for ISP supervision for those sentenced by the court (offenses before 10/1/13), as well as requests for intensive supervision from the probation officer for cases that may not have received a direct sentence to ISP. The receiving state should contact Colorado, via ICOTS, when the offender has completed the ISP requirements, prior to moving the offender to standard supervision.
C.R.S. 18-1.3-202 Courts maintaining jurisdiction over probationers, during revocations
Colorado HB 16-1359 for Probationers—Medical Marijuana / Effective Date 08.10.16
Andrew Zavaras, Deputy Compact Administrator for Parole & Manager
Devon Whitefield, Deputy Compact Administrator for Probation, Co-Chair
VACANT, State Senator
Kelly Kissel, Victim Representative
Glenn Tapia, Director of Probation
Deanna Maes, Probation Officer
Erik Johnson, Public Defender’s Office
Veronique Vangheem, Judicial Representative
Jeffrey K. Holmes, District Court Judge
Dave Martin, Sheriff's Association Member
Jaime Fitzsimons, Sheriff's Association Member
Ken Kimsey, Sheriff's Association Meber
Peter Weir, District Attorney's Council
Anne Stavig, Municipal Court Judge
Kristen Hilkey, Colorado Board of Parole Chair
Vacant, Attorney General's Office
Erik Johnson, Public Defender's Office
Probation: $50/mo
Parole: $10/mo C-WISE Fee
Probation (outgoing): $100
Effective 07.01.12