Community Supervision and Corrections (Adult Probation)

Community Supervision and Corrections (Adult Probation)

1300 W. Mockingbird Lane, 3rd floor, Dallas, Texas 75247
Telephone: (214) 653-5300

Pay your Court ordered monthly fees with a credit card at PAYCSCD.COM/ or mail money orders to your assigned Dallas County CSCD office.  See office address list below.

Stay safe and well.

Community Supervision and Corrections (Adult Probation)

The Dallas County CSCD is a professional criminal justice agency that serves the public under the authority of the criminal judiciary system.

What is probation?

The Dallas County CSCD is charged with public protection through the supervision of more than 40,981 offenders residing in Dallas County. We enforce the court ordered conditions of community supervision and provide the offender with a wide range of rehabilitative services and resources.

Community Supervision is the supervised release of a defendant within the community in lieu of incarceration in jail or prison (versus parole, which is the supervision in the community upon early release from prison).

Dallas County CSCD is staffed by more than 403 community supervision officers, supervisors, division managers, clinical staff and administrators. Support staff numbers more than 61.

The Dallas County CSCD has a projected budget for FY 2020 of approximately $43.5 million. Projected collections in offender supervision fees are $9.6 million. In FY 2019, the following Dallas County CSCD, Community Service Restitution (CSR) statistics were collected:

	Number of Defendants that worked CSR:	3,643
	Number of CSR Hours Worked:	179,121
	Number of Defendants who paid Restitution:	2,778
	Amount of Victim Restitution Collected:	$2,471,832.80
	Number of Canned food items collected as CSR	92,822

Location

Our administration is located at 1300 W. Mockingbird Lane 3rd floor, Dallas, Texas  75247. Specialized programs are located throughout the county.

There are 17 felony courts and 14 misdemeanor courts in the Dallas County criminal justice system where the supervision staff is responsible for carrying out duties as directed by the Judge.

There are 6 primary field supervision offices located throughout Dallas County  where supervision officers are responsible for ensuring that offenders comply with conditions of supervision.