With the goal of reducing recidivism, Community Corrections offers an array of treatment and educational services to non-violent offenses. The board was formally established on Sept. 2, 1992. The board is comprised of a broad base of community interests including representatives from government, the judiciary, criminal justice practitioners, educators, business persons, clergy, citizens, news media and service providers. Appointments to the CCAB are made by the respective member county board of commissioners. Meeting schedules are posted in each member county building.
Meetings are open to the public and opportunities for public comment are provided at each meeting.
Develop a regional comprehensive community corrections plan and apply for funding tot he Office of Community Corrections to finance and implement the plan. Provide community feedback on proposed corrections rehabilitation programs. All programs operated by the 34th Circuit Community Corrections Program are delivered by independent contract service providers. Several service providers are responsible for carrying out the 511 programs. The Coordinator's Office is located in Room 42, Roscommon County Building.