Probation services

The Clark County Municipal Court Probation Department is an essential partner in the County's criminal justice system and contributes to the safety of the community through its supervision, court services and referrals to outside treatment providers.

Director of Probation:

Marcie Reynolds

937-328-3753

Marcie Reynolds has been a Probation Officer for over 22 years.  She was promoted to the Director of Probation in 2016 and additional duties were assigned to her as Deputy Court Administrator in 2020.  Marcie was born and raised in Springfield, Ohio and graduated from the University of Dayton in 2002 with a Bachelor Degree in Criminal Justice.  Marcie is a Certified Court Manager and Certified Court Executive through The Supreme Court of Ohio and The National Center for State Courts.  Marcie has been active in the community serving on local boards and committees.

Administrative Professionals:

Yanna Foster
937-328-3754

Rene Burns
937-328-3750

Probation Officers:

Lisa Alexander
(Judge Carey)
937-328-3739

Tim Bishop
(Judge Schumaker)
937-328-3752

Nate VanZant
(Judge Wilt)
937-328-3751

 

Drug Court Coordinator/Probation Officer:

Traci Schwartz-Sullivan
937-328-3967

Drug Court Case Manager:

Peyton Knisley
937-328-3967

Probation Officer/Quality Assurance Officer:

Shaun Miley, CDCA
937-328-3734

Intensive Supervision (ISP) Officers:

Monique Mason
937-328-3756

Alex Bury
937-328-3797

Brittany Sparks
937-328-3796

Levels of Supervision

  • Group Supervision - Group supervision is typically ordered for low level offenders who have minimal court ordered requirements.
  • Standard Probation - Standard probation requires the offender to report to a probation officer, comply with specific rules and regulations, and fulfill certain tasks such as community service, restitution, drug testing, and other treatment programs.
  • Intensive Supervision Probation - Intensive Supervision Probation (ISP) is designed to supervise offenders with a higher risk level. These offenders meet more frequently with Probation Officers, submit more frequent drug and alcohol tests and are monitored more closely.

Offenders placed on any level of supervision are required to follow the Regulations of Probation. In addition to the Regulations of Probation, offenders must comply with any additional orders the Judge may put into effect.

Specialized Programs

  • DRUG COURT - The Drug Court is a volunteer program offered to persons who qualify for specialized drug treatment programming while on probation.
  • The mission of the Drug Court is to assist substance dependent offenders by providing a court-management drug treatment and mentoring program that will eliminate barriers to sobriety, aid in developing a sober lifestyle and reduce recidivism.
  • The Clark County Municipal Drug Court received final certification from the Supreme Court of Ohio on June 7, 2023.
In addition to supervising offenders on supervision the Probation Department conducts financial interviews to determine eligibility for Public Defender representation, collects restitution payments, community service referrals, electronic monitoring and conducts sign-ups for the 72 hour Driver’s Intervention Program.

Restitution Collections:

2021

$30,867.54

2022

$22,092.75

2023

$28,850.26

Probation Services Frequently Asked Questions

What is the telephone number for the Clark County Common Pleas Court Probation?
937-521-1711
What is the telephone number for Adult Parole?
937-505-7310
Do you accept credit cards as a form of payment for supervision fees or restitutions?
No, the Probation Department only accepts cash or money orders as a form of payment.
Does the Probation Department have a FAX number?
Yes. It is 937-328-3755.

Regulations of Probation Form

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