***ATTENTION***

UPDATED 5/22/21

The COVID-19 precautionary measures listed below remain in effect.  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.

  • Office visitors are required to wear an appropriate facial covering, sanitize their hands, and pass a health screening upon arrival.
  • Traditional office appointments may continue to be conducted via phone and/or in the community as directed by your probation officer.
  • Court appearances may be in-person or online via the Zoom platform.  https://kanecourt.org/ can help you learn about Zoom court.
  • Instrucciones para Zoom en el Tribunal desde su telefono inteligente
  • https://kanecourt.org/ can also help you:
    • Find your next court date
    • Enroll in text reminders for court
    • Learn how to make a payment on your case
  • Meals ready to eat, hygiene kits, winter coats, and sleeping bags can be delivered to those in need.  Ask your probation officer.

​*This webpage will be updated to reflect the addition or removal of safety measures as they are deemed appropriate.​


​Kane County Diagnostic Center (KCDC)

530 S. Randall Rd St Charles IL 60174   

 

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 court, and correctional and probation staff. It assists the Merit Commission by conducting screening tests for Sheriff's Deputy, Correctional Officers and Court Security applicants and provides Adult Court Services with psychological evaluations on candidates for specialized field officer positions. The Diagnostic Center also provides an APPIC-accredited doctoral internship program and is a training site for doctoral psychodiagnostic practicum students at the clinical/forensic graduate level.

KCDC Mission Statement

The mission of KCDC is to provide necessary and relevant psychological services to the Court, its agencies and the community in accordance with the ethical principles of the American Psychological Association and to continually increase the skill and knowledge of the staff in providing these services.