Juvenile Division

Juvenile Probation Officers stationed at the courthouse are responsible for supervising youth who have been placed on formal probation supervision through the Juvenile Court. In addition to regular supervision, certain officers may also supervise youth as part of a specialty caseload such as sexually maladaptive youth, truants, expecting or teen parents, and those requiring a higher level of supervision through  ICAP (Intensive Comprehensive Action Program).

All juvenile related fees can be paid at the Clerk's Office located on the 2nd floor of the Courthouse. 

​Change of Address?  Fill out our Change of Address Form. 

Juvenile Record Expungement

This pertains to a juvenile record ONLY.   Arrest(s) and/or court action(s) that occurred over the age of 18 and NOT handled in Juvenile Court, or, by the Juvenile Probation Department, are not eligible for this process.  

Expungement Guidelines

To submit your expungement request electronically, click here.  If you complete this request electronically, the Verified Petition for Expungement MUST still be completed, signed, and delivered to the Juvenile Probation Department.

Local Resources for families

If your child is exhibiting unruly behavior, the following documents have been provided as a resource and as general information.  Involving the police or criminalizing unruly behavior may have serious repercussions in the future.  It is highly recommended that community based services be utilized in an attempt to get unruly behavior corrected.        

  1. 2016 Community Resource Guide Spanish
  2. 2017_Community_Resource_Guide
  3. Notice to Parents Regarding Unruly Child Complaint (PDF)
  1. Does my juvenile record get erased once I turn 18?
  2. I was in trouble as a juvenile, what do I put on a job application if asked about criminal history?
  3. Can my juvenile history jeopardize military enlistment?
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