After-Care Phase III of the Boot Camp consists of 30 days of intensive supervision. The wards are back home during this phase. The probation officer has contact a minimum of twice weekly, collects two random drug tests monthly, and ensures attendance at any substance abuse, individual or family counseling sessions ordered by the court. Continued participation in community service activities is required. Engaging in any illegal activity results in a violation of probation and further court action.
Performance is evaluated daily, with wards graded on behavior and participation.
They receive either positive or negative points. At the end of each month, those who have performed well are rewarded at a boot camp assembly with ribbons or chevrons of recognition to be worn on their uniforms. A ward who consistently excels can accelerate the 90-day commitment phase and transition into Phase II early. However, willful non-participation can extend the program, or the ward can be returned to the Juvenile Court for further disposition. The current program has 64 participants in all three phases, both male and female.