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Services Provided by Probation and Court Services

Services
Administrative Services

Robert J. McEllin, Director 
Darlene L. Baptiste, Deputy Director
Kyle Love, Assistant Director
630-407-8444

The Administrative Services division provides budgetary, fiscal and administrative support to all divisions, including:

  • Personnel and Community Resources
  • Information Systems
Adult Casework Services Division

Kathy Starkovich, Deputy Director 
Timothy P. McGavin, Deputy Director 
630-407-8500

The Adult Court Services Division provides specialized services to the court and individuals who are charged with felony and misdemeanor offenses in the 18th Judicial Circuit.

The following programs are operated by the Adult Court Services Division:

  • Pretrial Bond Investigations and Supervision
  • Pre-Sentence Investigations
  • Intake and Assessment of Probationers
  • DUI Evaluations
  • Criminal Record Investigations
  • Community Service Program
  • DUI Court Sentence Monitoring
  • Drug Testing
  • DNA Collection
  • Drug Court
  • Mental Health Illness Court Alternative Program (MICAP) 
Drug Court
DUI Court Sentence Monitoring
DUI Evaluation
Mental Illness Court Alternative Program (MICAP)
Employment Program
Pretrial Investigations and Supervision

630-407-8317

The purpose of the Pretrial Services Unit is to allow for the safe release of defendants while awaiting trial, monitor defendants and specific conditions of their pretrial release to increase public safety, reduce failure to appear rates, and assist with the orderly administration of the justice system.

The Unit consists of two teams: Pretrial Investigations and Pretrial Supervision.

Pretrial Investigation Officers interview defendants incarcerated in the DuPage County Jail, complete a risk assessment, and prepare reports to assist the Court in making a decision for pretrial release and conditions of release.

Pretrial Supervision Officers supervise defendants released from jail while they are awaiting trial. They monitor court ordered conditions, including Global Positioning System (GPS).

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