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Community Corrections

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1. What type of cases does the Department of Community Corrections handle?

Pretrial can supervise both misdemeanor and felony cases, as a condition of bond. Probation typically supervises Class 1 and 2 misdemeanors and also serves Class 5 and 6 felony offenses. Cases are referred from Loudoun County General District Court, Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court, and Circuit Court.

2. How do I enroll in the programs offered by the Department of Community Corrections?

Our programs are only offered to individuals who have been referred to us by one of Loudoun County Courts or the Magistrate (Pretrial) or are the subject of a cases transferred to this office from another jurisdiction within Virginia. If you have been referred to this office for Pretrial or Probation Supervision, please contact us at 703-777-0110 immediately to ensure you are in compliance with your reporting
requirements.

3. What happens if someone violates their probation or pretrial status?

If an individual violates conditions of his or her probation or pretrial status, a Pretrial or Probation Officer will notify the referring Court. The Judge of the respective Court will then make a ruling as to whether a violation occurred and can revoke bond, impose a jail sentence, fine, extend probation or a combination.