With the help of volunteer court monitors and student interns we have already established monitors in Clackamas and Multnomah Counties, and are on the threshold of placing them in Washington and Yamhill Counties. Court monitors come from all walks of life. Ranging in age from 18 to 85, these dedicated volunteers bring a diverse array of experience to the court room. They are not legal experts. With the help of a comprehensive training manual, and on the job training, these everyday citizens become well versed in Oregon's DUII laws and criminal justice procedure.
Volunteers are the backbone of the court monitoring program.
MADD knows this and takes every step to ensure that each and every volunteer has a good experience with our organization. In addition to positive feedback and a supportive environment, we provide mileage and parking reimbursement so that volunteer court monitors will experience no out of pocket expenses. To learn more about what a court monitor does, please click on Making A Difference . To receive more information about the program, please click on the Volunteer Registration Form . To hear what others have to say about the court monitoring program, please click on Community Voices .