Criminal Justice Services

The Pretrial Supervision Program aids the courts in the initial processing of defendants, reducing jail overcrowding, and upholding public safety. The program accomplishes these tasks through screening defendants and providing background information to the judiciary at court hearings as well as maintaining supervision of defendants awaiting trial.

The Local Offenders Probation Program (also referred to as the Community Corrections Program) provides short-term supervision and services primarily for post-adjudication misdemeanor offenders. These offenders are court-ordered into the program and given a deferred or suspended sentence pending successful participation.

If you or someone you care about is in a situation involving domestic violence, services are available to help. Learn more about specific services in the Prince William area that are available. If you’re in an emergency situation, dial 911.

The local Community Criminal Justice Board (CCJB) helps community agencies and organizations establish and modify programs and services for offenders based on an objective assessment of the community’s needs and resources. Learn more about the Board, its mission and members and how to participate in upcoming meetings.

The Greater Prince William Veterans Treatment Docket (VTD) program is an evidenced-based program that transforms how the justice system identifies, assesses, and treats our veterans by ensuring no veteran is left behind.

The Prince William County Adult Recovery Court helps residents struggling with substance use disorders take steps toward long-term recovery while holding them accountable for their actions. This voluntary program combines treatment and supervision with the goal of reducing repeat offenses and supporting participants in becoming healthy, contributing members of the community.