CONTACT US TEHAMA COUNTY PROBATION
GREG ULLOA CHIEF PROBATION OFFICER 1840 WALNUT STREET RED BLUFF, CA 96080 PO BOX 99, RED BLUFF, CA 96080 (530) 527-4052 FAX (530) 527-1579 OFFICE HOURS – 8 A.M. THROUGH 5 P.M. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
Adult Division
Investigations and Pretrial Services
• Presentence Investigations: The Adult Investigations Unit prepares adult presentence investigative reports and other documents for all felonies and some misdemeanor cases following a conviction. The probation officer’s primary goal is to provide an accurate and thorough investigation for the Court to determine an appropriate sentence. These reports include the circumstances of the offense, terms of plea, background of the defendant, victim statements, aggravating and mitigating circumstances and a discussion on the recommendation to assist the court in a sentencing decision. The focus on the report is the protection of the community, rehabilitation to offenders and compensation to victims. • This unit also provides Prop 63 reports pursuant to Penal Code Section 29810. Upon conviction of a felony and certain misdemeanor offenses, the Court provides the defendant with a Prohibited Persons Relinquishment Form at the time of conviction advising the defendant to comply with the law. The Court also assigns the matter to the Probation Department to investigate whether or not the defendant owns, possesses, or has under his or her custody or control of any firearms. • Pretrial Supervision: In April 2021, the Probation Department implemented a pretrial release program. The department utilizes a validated pretrial assessment tool that assists officer’s to determine whether individual’s should be released or remain detained pending their court proceedings. A bail report is submitted to the Court at the time of arraignment and include the individual’s criminal history, ties to the community, financial means to make bail and risk to the community and victim(s). The benefits of the program are to help reduce jail overcrowding and enhance opportunities for low risk offenders to maintain in the community. The individuals are monitored throughout their court hearings until they enter a plea or the case is dismissed. • This unit also provides officers to the Court who are present during hearings to assist the Court, District Attorney and Public Defender in resolving probation related issues. • 1203.4 CPC Dismissals: 1203.4 PC reports are written for the Court when an offender has fulfilled the conditions of probation and upon completion of probation, can request for dismissal of the case and the conviction be vacated. • ORAS-PAT Scoring Guide • Pretrial Release Decision Matrix • Pretrial Risk Assessment Tool Validation • SB 36: Pretrial Pilot Program Aggregated Data Report • California Courts - The Judicial Branch of California
Greg Ulloa Chief Probation Officer Adult Probation Division Day Reporting Center gulloa@tcprobation.org
Rob Duarte Deputy Probation Officer IV Investigations and Pretrial Services
Adult Division
Investigations and Pretrial Services
• Presentence Investigations: The Adult Investigations Unit prepares adult presentence investigative reports and other documents for all felonies and some misdemeanor cases following a conviction. The probation officer’s primary goal is to provide an accurate and thorough investigation for the Court to determine an appropriate sentence. These reports include the circumstances of the offense, terms of plea, background of the defendant, victim statements, aggravating and mitigating circumstances and a discussion on the recommendation to assist the court in a sentencing decision. The focus on the report is the protection of the community, rehabilitation to offenders and compensation to victims. • This unit also provides Prop 63 reports pursuant to Penal Code Section 29810. Upon conviction of a felony and certain misdemeanor offenses, the Court provides the defendant with a Prohibited Persons Relinquishment Form at the time of conviction advising the defendant to comply with the law. The Court also assigns the matter to the Probation Department to investigate whether or not the defendant owns, possesses, or has under his or her custody or control of any firearms. • Pretrial Supervision: In April 2021, the Probation Department implemented a pretrial release program. The department utilizes a validated pretrial assessment tool that assists officer’s to determine whether individual’s should be released or remain detained pending their court proceedings. A bail report is submitted to the Court at the time of arraignment and include the individual’s criminal history, ties to the community, financial means to make bail and risk to the community and victim(s). The benefits of the program are to help reduce jail overcrowding and enhance opportunities for low risk offenders to maintain in the community. The individuals are monitored throughout their court hearings until they enter a plea or the case is dismissed. • This unit also provides officers to the Court who are present during hearings to assist the Court, District Attorney and Public Defender in resolving probation related issues. • 1203.4 CPC Dismissals: 1203.4 PC reports are written for the Court when an offender has fulfilled the conditions of probation and upon completion of probation, can request for dismissal of the case and the conviction be vacated. • ORAS-PAT Scoring Guide • Pretrial Release Decision Matrix • Pretrial Risk Assessment Tool Validation • SB 36: Pretrial Pilot Program Aggregated Data Report • California Courts - The Judicial Branch of California
CONTACT US TEHAMA COUNTY PROBATION GREG ULLOA CHIEF PROBATION OFFICER 1840 WALNUT STREET RED BLUFF, CA 96080 PO BOX 99, RED BLUFF, CA 96080 (530) 527-4052 FAX (530) 527-1579 OFFICE HOURS – 8 A.M. THROUGH 5 P.M. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
Greg Ulloa Chief Probation Officer Adult Probation Division Day Reporting Center gulloa@tcprobation.org
Rob Duarte Investigations and Pretrial Services & Adult Supervision