Pretrial Officer (CJS Officer II)

Help Douglas County Stay Safe by Helping People Meet Court Requirements Are you a skilled case manager who can balance accountability, compassion, and sound judgment? Do you enjoy work that combines interviewing, investigation, community partnerships, court coordination, and direct client service? As a Community Justice Services Officer II , you will support several Douglas County Community Justice Services programs, including Pretrial Release, Alternative Services/Useful Public Service, In-Home Detention, electronic monitoring, and the Douglas County Multiple Offender Program.

You will work directly with defendants while partnering with courts, attorneys, probation officers, nonprofit organizations, law enforcement, and other community service providers. Your work will help individuals understand and fulfill court-ordered requirements while providing decision-makers with timely, accurate information. Meaningful Work in an Exceptional Colorado Community Douglas County offers the opportunity to build a rewarding public-service career while enjoying everything the Colorado lifestyle has to offer.

Outside of work, explore local trails and open spaces, hike or mountain bike with Front Range views, visit nearby state parks, or enjoy the restaurants, events, recreation, and welcoming communities of Castle Rock, Parker, Highlands Ranch, and the surrounding area. Whether you enjoy hiking, cycling, wildlife, photography, sports, community events, or simply spending time outdoors, Douglas County offers countless ways to recharge.

Bring Your Experience to Douglas County This is an opportunity to do varied, meaningful work that supports the courts, promotes compliance, strengthens community partnerships, and gives individuals a structured path toward completing their court-ordered obligations. If you are ready to combine case management, critical thinking, collaboration, and public service in a role where your work matters every day, we invite you to apply. Generally, the hiring range is $55,364-$69,205 annually.

Qualifications, education and experience as it relates to the position will be taken into consideration when determining hiring salary. Your future is important to us. Douglas County offers a comprehensive benefits package — including medical, dental, vision, and retirement plans — plus a wide range of additional resources to support your health, growth, and overall well-being.

View the full Employee Benefits Guide View the full job description here ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES : (The following examples are illustrative only and are not intended to be all inclusive. Supervises defendants ordered by the court to be placed under Pretrial Release supervision to ensure appearance for scheduled court hearings and compliance with all court ordered conditions of bond. Reports the defendant’s compliance, or noncompliance to the Courts, District Attorneys and the defense counsel.

Interview felony and misdemeanor defendants for the purpose of establishing and verifying residence, family ties, employment, and past criminal history to assist the District/County courts in setting appropriate bail bonds. Secures defendant’s information from the Colorado Crime Information Center / National Crime Information Center (NCIC/CCIC), and the Colorado Judicial Information System. The defendant’s information is entered into the above stated databases to verify whether the defendant has a prior criminal history.

Information is gathered and included in the report submitted to the Douglas County District/County courts. Receives referrals from the District/County courts, Probation Officer, and other criminal justice agencies to provide electronic monitoring. Electronic monitoring components are deployed in Pretrial Release Supervision, In-home detention, and the Douglas County Multiple Offender program.

Maintains and monitors a caseload of defendants ordered to complete in-home detention pursuant to 18-1.3-105, C.R.S. Maintains and monitors a caseload of defendants ordered to complete the Douglas County Multiple Offender Program in lieu of an extended jail sentence. Receives referrals from the District/County courts, Probation Officers, and other criminal justice entities for defendants who are court ordered to complete community service hours.

Interviews, screens, and places defendants in appropriate nonprofit agencies to complete their community service hours. Develops monitors and visits nonprofit referral agencies to ensure effective placement of community service defendants and adherence to safety guidelines program rules and regulations. Maintains a large caseload monitoring client performance with referral agency and prepares written reports indicating the client’s compliance or noncompliance with court orders.

Attends court hearings for the purpose of gathering and clarifying information to the District / County courts regarding the Pretrial Release Useful Public Service / Alternative Services programs. Enters and maintains updated bond reports and client supervision information on the Division’s computer database system. Maintains and prepares monthly statistical reports and assists with preparation of quarterly and annual reports associated with the Useful Public Service / Alternative Services, Pretrial Release and In-home Detention programs.

May have increased responsibilities in monitoring and resolving computer related problems and procedures. Additional responsibilities include providing GPS installation and monitoring for court‑ordered clients and participating in the on‑call rotation once fully trained. Performs other duties as assigned.