Casey Harvey Email & Phone Number

17Th Judicial District

• Supervises probationers• Motivates and manages the offender's probation using a continuum of sanctions and incentives• Conduct assessments to determine risk and implement interventions to mitigate risk. • Complete referrals to outside agencies and coordinate services for clients• Conducts investigations and provides recommendations to the court based on findings.• Make independent decisions that affect case outcomes in accordance with relevant policies and statutes. • Presents information verbally before the court• Completes and submits reports to the court outlining probationer's progress with probation supervision. • Maintains current and accurate records• Conduct field or home contacts• Issue summons, complete warrant requests and file complaints with the court

•Maintain order, discipline, and security within assigned areas in accordance with relevant rules,regulations, policies, and laws.•Maintain knowledge of, comply with, and enforce all institutional policies, rules, procedures, andregulations.•Respond to emergencies•Instruct employees or provide on-the-job training.•Develop work or security procedures.•Complete administrative paperwork, maintenance of records, forms, or reports.•Work on a team and individually to accomplish the goals of the division

• Responsible for community supervision of assigned caseload of clients convicted of various felony offenses that are sentenced to community corrections. • Assessments of each client using Colorado Standard Offender Assessment­Revised (SOA­R) which included the Level of Supervision Inventory (LSI)• Used assessments and court orders to create supervision plans, which addressed and mitigated client risk to include drug/alcohol monitoring, employment, treatment programs, substance abuse, family issues, financial concerns and mental health needs.• Tracked client progression through weekly meetings, treatment reports, employment verifications, management of finances and results of drug and alcohol monitoring tests.• Conducted monthly review of client progress to include supervision plan and made adjustments as case developments indicated.• Use of increased supervision techniques such as passive and active global positioning systems (GPS) on high­risk clients. Conducted periodic and daily reviews of GPS based on client risk. Set exclusion zones on GPS units to ensure victim safety and compliance with supervision plans.• Ensured that all client files, supervision plans and documentation of client progression were in compliance with the Division of Criminal Justice standards.• Use of intermediate sanctions when non­compliance with court orders or supervision plans was discovered. Provided recommendations on client termination from community corrections when continued non-compliance or serious and community safety related violations occurred. • Prepared court documents for court and District Attorney as required by case developments.• Use of training such as Motivational Interviewing, interviewing techniques, crisis intervention and supervision of domestic violence and sex offender populations.

• Monitoring and supervision of residential population and out client services 24 hours a day, seven days a week.• Screened for drug or alcohol use through urinalysis and breathalyzer testing.• Conducted random searches of clients, rooms and the facility to ensure compliance with facility rules and decrease the introduction of contraband.• Tracked all client movements in the community to ensure whereabouts were known at all times.• Ensure the safety of the facility, staff and clients.• Monitor residents by conducting regular facility checks, enforcing house policies, rules and regulations.• Ensure that residents do not pose a safety risk to the program or the community at large

Bachelor Of Arts, Criminal Justice

Associate Of Arts

Activities and Societies: Participated in college baseball