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Vision, Mission & Values
Its vision is a safe, stable and vibrant community advanced through collaboration with
- Community leaders
- Criminal justice system and human services partners
- Members of the public
- Service providers
Comprehensive Plan
Community Corrections develops and submits a biennial comprehensive plan, per the Minnesota Department of Corrections' expectations. Read the Comprehensive Plan for Rice County 2018-19 to learn more.
General Information
Schedule of MADD Panels
Incarceration Myths & Facts
- How do I know if someone is on probation?
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For adults, most of the probation information is public, and you can find out simply by calling Community Corrections or sending us an email. We can tell you: - Conditions of probation (and in general how they are complying with those conditions).
- When the probation period expires.
- Who the probation officer is.
- Why they are on probation.
- Who's on probation.
For juveniles over 16 on probation for a felony, the same information is public. For more information, please contact the Rice County Community Corrections Department at - How do I get a Chemical Use Evaluation?
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The list of providers who conduct chemical use evaluations can be found by contacting the Rice County Community Corrections Department at 507-332-6106, or on the
- How do I find the MADD Impact Panels?
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The Rice-Scott Chapter MADD Victim Impact Panels meet on the third Tuesday of even-numbered months (February-April-June-August-October-December) with check-in beginning at 7:00 p.m. You must preregister online at www.maddvip.org. The fee is $50.00 (Money Order only if not preregistered). A photo ID is required to attend.
For more information read the