Juvenile Community Monitoring

The Department of Community Justice (DCJ) in Multnomah County is seeking a vendor to provide corrections-oriented community monitoring, tracking, and case management services for juveniles. The contract has a five-year term, from July 1, 2022, to June 30, 2027. The vendor will provide services to approximately 40 youth, including pre-adjudicated and post-adjudicated youth, and will work closely with DCJ staff, juvenile court counselors, and other stakeholders. The vendor will be responsible for providing orientation, monitoring, and tracking services, as well as documenting all contacts and actions taken. The contract has a maximum budget of $610,000 per year. Key aspects of the contract include: • Providing corrections-oriented community monitoring, tracking, and case management services for juveniles • Working closely with DCJ staff, juvenile court counselors, and other stakeholders • Providing orientation, monitoring, and tracking services to approximately 40 youth • Documenting all contacts and actions taken • Meeting the individual needs of the youth, including social, spiritual, and cultural preferences • Using community resources to respond to a youth's self-reporting of their cultural and spiritual/religious identity