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3B District Court - Probation Division
Courts' Building - Lower Level
125 W. Main St.
Centreville MI, 49032

Mailing Address
PO Box 67
Centreville MI, 49032

(269) 467-5541
(269) 467-5611 Fax
Email

Hours

Monday thru Friday
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Closed on County Holidays

Resources

Policy for Reporting to Probation

Screening Sites (PDF)

Sobriety Court Handbook (PDF)

Probation Division

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Sentencing by the court may result in probation, which requires specified periods of time that an individual must report to a Probation Officer of this division.

Division Contacts

Staff	Title	Departments	Phone
Frazine, Daniel P.	Probation Officer	District%20Court	(269) 467-5541
Huff, Matthew	Probation Officer	District%20Court	(269) 467-5541
Keifer, Autumne	Probation Officer/Magistrate	District%20Court	(269) 467-5541
Macias, Priscilla	Lead Probation Clerk	District%20Court	(269) 467-5541

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of programming can probationers expect?
Each probationer will receive individual programming depending on their charges and circumstances. The probation department uses programs such as:
- Economic Education Course and Embezzler’s Group services
- Anger Management and Domestic Violence Group services
- Alcohol Highway Safety Class
- Substance Abuse classes for drug and alcohol problems
- Community Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services
- Sobriety Court is also offered to offenders who fit the criteria
- Community Service,
- Alcoholic Anonymous,
- Narcotics Anonymous,
- Celebrate Recovery, and
- Other various services that may be suitable.
What types of aids do the probation officers use in supervising probationers?
Probation officers use a variety of methods depending on the charge and circumstances of the probationer. The 3 B District Court probation department does make use of alcohol and drug screening, vehicle immobilization, and language interpreters available with advance notice for non-English speaking clients.
How much does alcohol and drug testing cost a probationer?
Cost vary, depending on the type of test being administered and if the test has to be sent out for confirmation results.

Policy for Reporting to Probation

Please report on time for all appointments on the day scheduled for your appointment.
An appointment may only be rescheduled in the event of an emergency (documentation required at next appointment after the emergency), or upon approval of the probation officer.
Please give 48 hours notice for a request of a rescheduled appointment. You must speak to your probation officer directly to request an appointment change. Phone messages are not acceptable.
Please arrange time and transportation for all appointments (work schedule, other appointments, or lack of transportation are not acceptable excuses.)
Please consult the public transportation offered by the CTA if you do not have your own transportation. Phone number (269) 273-7808 or 1-800-964-5700 or the web site for St. Joseph County Transit Authority.
The assigned reporting days are the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Thursdays of the month.
The reporting times are between 8:30 am - 11:45 am or 1:00 pm - 4:

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