Where: North Platte Probation Reporting Center When: July 18, 2016 - 3:00 p.m. (CST) for Welcoming Remarks, Tours from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Who: •Chief Justice Mike Heavican •State Court Administrator Corey Steel •Deputy Probation Administrator Steve Rowoldt •Chief Deputy Probation Officer Maria Easterday •Probation Reporting Center Coordinator Kurt Stevens •Probation Reporting Center Supervisor Brian Flanders What: Chief Justice Mike Heavican will travel to the North Platte Probation Reporting Center for facility visit and program overview You are invited to join Chief Justice Mike Heavican and Chief Deputy Probation Officer Maria Easterday on a personal tour of the Nebraska state probation system’s newest Reporting Center in North Platte. Probation Reporting Center 102 East 3rd Street, Room 201 North Platte, Nebraska July 18, 2016 Welcoming remarks at 3:00 p.m. Tours from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. We look forward to showing you this new Probation Reporting Center and hope you will be able to attend. Probation Reporting Centers provide a continuum of services for clients under one roof. Centers work with a variety of individuals from State Probation, Federal Probation, and the community. With the pooling of state and county resources, the centers provide a means by which clients’ time can be structured toward educational opportunities, employment assistance, and classes and support groups that are either court ordered or offered based on the needs of the clientele. Services are tailored to meet the needs of the local community and are evidence based. (Evidence¬¬-based policies and practices use current research and the best available data to guide decisions and design programming.) Reporting Centers assist in engaging clients in rehabilitative services while simultaneously providing enhanced supervision through probation. Reporting Centers also serve as community resources for individuals who live in the area or are related to clients on probation. They offer a variety of services to meet unique needs. These services range from Alcoholics Anonymous meetings to employment classes to access to computer labs, along with other services that meet the community’s demands.