**ATTENTION**
UPDATED 3/15/2022
If you need to speak with your probation officer but don’t
know how to reach them please contact the nearest probation office listed on
our contact
page.
- Facial coverings are
permitted but not mandatory in our offices.
- Traditional office appointments may continue to
be conducted via phone and/or in the community as directed by your probation
officer.
- To find your next court date(s) and/or learn how
to attend court (in-person or virtual) please visit https://kanecourt.org/.
- https://kanecourt.org/
can also tell you how to make a payment on your case and receive text reminders
for future court dates
- Meals ready to eat, hygiene kits, winter coats,
and sleeping bags can be delivered to those in need. Ask your probation
officer.
Kane County Court Services Overview
Kane County Court Services is organized into three divisions which provide distinct services to the community. Court Services operates under the administration of the Chief Judge of the 16th Judicial Circuit.
Kane County Court Services Mission Statement
The mission of the 16th Judicial Circuit Court Services is to serve the community by promoting positive behavioral change utilizing proven methods to increase public safety |
The Kane County Probation Department provides mandated services to defendants on juvenile and adult caseloads. The department provides monitoring, supervision and referral services to defendants on caseload as well as providing information to the Courts as required. Kane County Probation is decentralized to better serve the community with offices located in St Charles, Aurora and Elgin. The Kane County Juvenile Justice Center (JJC) is a detention facility for juveniles between the ages of ten and up to twenty-one. The facility has a rated capacity of eighty beds and was constructed to allow for the expansion of eighty additional beds. The Kane County JJC is a regional detention facility and currently has intergovernmental agreements with four neighboring counties. The Kane County Diagnostic Center is the Psychology Department for the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit. It provides psychological services to juvenile and adult offenders, which include: diagnostic evaluations, crisis intervention and individual group and family psychotherapy. The Diagnostic Center provides the Court with expert testimony as well as consultation and training for correctional and probation staff. It assists the Merit Commission by conducting screening tests for Sheriffs Deputy and Correctional Officer applicants and provides Adult Court Services with psychological evaluations on candidates for specialized field officer positions. The Diagnostic Center also provides a year-round clinical psychodiagnostic and psychotherapy practicum-training site for graduate level students.
