Description
The Community Supervision Officer supervises a caseload of court-placed offenders, conducts assessments and supervision planning, monitors compliance, makes referrals, prepares court documents, performs office and field visits, and maintains case records. The role requires a bachelor’s degree, Texas Community Supervision Officer standards, a valid Texas driver’s license, liability automobile insurance, reliable transportation, and availability for evening field contact. The work is typically indoors in an office setting.
