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Local Probation
Offenders convicted of misdemeanors and non-violent felonies who are sentenced to 12 months of less incarceration may serve a portion of their sentence under the supervision of a local Probation Officer as directed by the sentencing court. Those assigned to probation report regularly for drug and alcohol testing and must comply with all work, community service, and supervision fee instructions assigned by the court.
The Probation Office is located at 860 Smithfield Avenue, Winchester, VA 22602. A Satellite offices are maintained at:
Warren County
24 East Stonewall Drive, #4
Front Royal, VA 22630
540-635-3900 (Phone and Fax)
Shenandoah County
108 D Lawyers Row
Woodstock, VA 22664
540-459-4941 (Phone and Fax)
Page County
405 East Main St.
Luray, VA 22835
540-743-2092 (Phone and Fax)
For more information contact the Local Probation Coordinator at 540-665-5633.
Alcohol Safety Action Program (ASAP)
The Virginia ASAP is a criminal justice program that uses state and community resources to reduce the problem of driving under the influence of alcohol or other drugs. The program is intended to identify and provide services to offenders convicted of driving under the influence. Services provided include the First Offender Drug Program; the Young Offender Program; a Habitual Offender Evaluation; and Court or Division of Motor Vehicle (DMV) directed participation in a Driver Improvement Clinic. All ASAP services are provided on a client fee basis. The ASAP Office is located at 860 Smithfield Avenue, Winchester, VA 22602. A Satellite offices are maintain at:
Warren County
24 East Stonewall Drive, #4
Front Royal, VA 22630
540-635-3900 (Phone and Fax)
Shenandoah County
108 D Lawyers Row
Woodstock, VA 22664
540-459-4941 (Phone and Fax)
Page County
405 East Main St.
Luray, VA 22835
540-743-2092 (Phone and Fax)
For more information contact the ASAP Coordinator at 540-665-5633.
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Work Release Program
The Detention Center’s Work Release Program operates in accordance with VA Code §53.1-131 and the Detention Center’s Work Release Standard Operating Procedure 12.01.  The program is designed for misdemeanant and non-violent offenders with sentences of less than 12 months with no recent history of violence, sex, or escape offenses. All newly incarcerated inmates are evaluated for assignment to work release upon final disposition of their charges. Inmates with pending charges are not eligible.
Inmates assigned to work release are released from confinement for the period of their work day. All compensation received from their employment is payable to the Detention Center. The Detention Center dispurses inmate compensation to satisfy child support requirements, court costs, fines, and restitution and applies a daily fee to offset the cost of inmate incarceration. Any amount remaining is maintained in an inmate personal account.
For additional information contact the Work Release Program Coordinator at 540-665-6380.
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Home Electronic Monitoring (HEM)
The Detention Center’s HEM Program operates in accordance with VA Code §53.1-131.1 and the Detention Center’s HEM Standard Operating Procedure. Inmates considered for HEM must meet the same eligibility requirements of the Work Release Program, but in addition, they must have suitable housing; traditional telephone access; and cannot be incarcerated for an offense involving the sale or distribution of illegal or controlled substances. Those assigned to HEM pay a daily fee of $16.00 per day plus $8.95 per day equipment rental fee to the Detention Center for the electronic monitoring devices.
For additional information contact the Detention Center HEM Coordinator at 540-665-6380.
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