Juvenile Diversion

1. Youth receives a citation from law enforcement.
2. County attorney receives reports from law enforcement.
3. County attorney determines if youth is diversion eligible and makes referral.
4. Diversion staff receives a copy of referral forms.
5. Parent or juvenile contacts the Diversion Office to schedule a pre-assessment.
6. Diversion staff determines the level of services depending on type of offense and pre-assessment outcome.
7. Diversion staff contacts parent regarding the level of diversion their child must enroll in.
8. Diversion intake is scheduled.
9. Upon successful completion of all program requirements, the juvenile case is dismissed and the case is sealed.

1. No appearance in juvenile/criminal court
2. Improved personal responsibility and social skills through program opportunities
3. Additional supervision to assist parents
4. Monitoring of academic performance, providing encouragement for improvement
5. Detailed program service plan to assist with program goals
6. Community service in lieu of court fines
7. Increased parental involvement
8. Restitution where applicable
9. Referral services for behavioral and substance abuse counseling when needed

Youth Activity Scholarship

We understand many children have a desire to play sports and participate in other youth activities but have a financial situation that may hinder them from doing so. With that, we offer this activity scholarship to help eligible youth cover enrollment fees to be able to participate in those fun activities!

 Triumph Builders Club

Wanna throw some hands? Look no further than this awesome boxing club directed by Mariano Menendez. If you have a middle school student and would like to enhance your body, mind, and spirit, this is for you!

 Back-to-School Supplies

Need some help with school supplies? Don’t worry about it! Contact our office or your school guidance office for assistance with supplies. (Limited quantity, while supplies last).