Community service labor may be ordered by the Court for any offender placed under the supervision of Office of Adult Court Services.  Over thirty non-profit community service sites participate in this program.  They include state and local government agencies, charities, fire departments, community organizations and public parks.  The Office of Adult Court Services is responsible for the placement and monitoring of each offender's progress in conjunction with the delegated work site supervisor.

In FY2024, over 885 hours of community service work was performed by offenders under local probation supervision.  Multiplied by the current minimum wage, this is approximately $8,400 of free labor for the community.

Court-ordered community service workers tidy up a local park