Public Service
Projects
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| Individuals who are
sentenced to complete public service
hours by the Court have several options
to pursue in order to complete their
requirements. Probation Officers have
discretion as to which options each
individual may choose, depending on the
circumstances. |
| In September, 2009,
Tazewell County Probation implemented
the Food Pantry program. Probation
clients may purchase nonperishable items
of food to donate to the Tazewell County
Veterans Assistance Commission in return
for public service hours. Tazewell
County Probation coordinates the
program. This program serves as a
meaningful way for the client to give
back to the community. |
| Individuals also have
the option of working public service
hours at local not-for-profit agencies.
For a list of current available
agencies, contact your probation
officer. |
| Other opportunities
to complete public service hours are
also available. For more details,
contact your probation officer. |
