Court Services Officer/Probation Specialist; Part-Time/Non-Benefited
Job in
West Olive, Ottawa County, Michigan, 49460, USA
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Government Jobs
Part Time
position
Listed on 2026-07-01
Job specializations:
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Government
Government Administration, Human Services/ Social Work
Salary/Wage Range or Industry Benchmark: 24.06 USD Hourly
USD
24.06
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Job Description & How to Apply Below
Position: Court Services Officer/Probation Specialist (Part-Time /Non-Benefited)
Location: West OliveThis listing closes on 7/3/2026 at 5:00 PM Eastern Time (US & Canada).
Employer
Ottawa County
Salary
$24.06 Hourly
Location
Fillmore Complex Administration Building: 12220 Fillmore Street, West Olive, MI
Job Type
Limited Benefit
Job Number
Department
58th District Court
Opening Date
06/19/2026
Closing Date
7/3/2026 at 5:00 PM Eastern Time (US & Canada)
FLSA
Determined by Position
Bargaining Unit
Limited Benefit
Job Description Under the supervision of the Deputy Director of Probation and Community Corrections, and in collaboration with Probation Officers, the Sobriety Treatment Program Team and Intensive Supervision Program, monitors probationers and the conditions of probation. Provides extensive fieldwork to monitor and supervise adherence to probation conditions. Conducts pre-arraignment bond screens and prepares pretrial release recommendations. Processes eligible offenders to electronic monitoring.
This is a part-time, non-benefited position working 15 hours per week at the Fillmore Complex located at 12220 Fillmore Street, West Olive, MI. Some travel throughout Ottawa County. Hours and days may vary, including evenings and weekends. The few consistent working days in the schedule will be:
Weekend bond screen duty, 3-4 weekends a month, early morning hours.
Essential Job Functions
The essential functions of this position include, but are not limited to, the following:
Administers preliminary breathalyzer tests (PBT's) and performs drug testing on probationers and defendants randomly at all hours of the day and days of the week. May have to package and submit urine specimens for GCMS/ETG confirmation testing.In collaboration with the Sobriety Treatment Program Team (STP) and Intensive Supervision Officers (ISP), supervises persons placed in STP and ISP and monitors compliance with terms of probation and program requirements. These terms may include curfews, drug/alcohol testing, counseling and other requirements.Conducts random checks during various times of the day and night on STP and ISP participants at home or other locations to verify compliance with conditions of probation and programs.Conducts warrantless searches on probationers, vehicles, and residences for any form of illegal substances, alcohol, weapons or other forms of contraband prohibited as part of the probation order.Enters and manages information in the Drug Court Case Management Information System (DCCMIS) and/or justice computer system.Prepares and fills out a daily activity report and maintains detailed records.Works with various law enforcement departments involving sharing information, assisting in investigations or problems with individuals on probation, sharing resources, and designing future intervention strategies and initiatives.Initiates and follows through with probation violations; includes determining if court order has been violated, securing documentation, verbally presenting the charges in court, and making dispositional recommendations to the judge. Appear in court as a witness for probation violations and other hearings.Conducts interviews and background checks for bond screens, and prepares a report in order to make recommendations for bond on domestic violence and felony cases, weekdays and weekends. Comprehends Law Enforcement Information Network (LEIN) and Judicial Data Warehouse (JDW) information.Processes offenders as a condition of bond or term of probation on electronic monitoring.Required Education, Training and Experience
Associate's Degree or two years education in criminal justice, psychology, sociology, or closely related area. Prior experience in the criminal justice system in the capacity of a caseworker, investigator, probation officer, or other professional role preferred.
Additional Requirements and Information
REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS:
Good working knowledge of the principles and practices of sociology and criminology.Good working knowledge of the criminal justice system.Good working knowledge of abnormal and behavioral psychology and behavior modification principles and practices.Good working knowledge of behavioral intervention and treatment programs.Good working knowledge of the Michigan Court Rules, and Michigan Criminal Code.Thorough working knowledge of principles and practices of probation and case management.Thorough working knowledge of substance abuse prevention programs and principles, and drug and alcohol testing protocols.Good working knowledge of family and peer group dynamics and other sociological factors influencing offender behavior.Good working knowledge of the sociology and internal dynamics of gangs.Knowledge of public and private community resources available to offenders and their families.Computer literacy and familiarity with word-processing, database management and other applications software.Ability to interact positively and objectively with defendants, victims, prosecutors, defense attorneys, judges, law enforcement officers, officers of the court, and members of the…
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