Probation
The County Probation office is located at Manatee County Administration Building, 1112 Manatee Avenue West, Suite 303, Bradenton, Florida. The mailing address is: P.O. Box 1000, Bradenton, FL 34206-1000.
The Probation Division provides pre-sentence and post-sentence services including supervised release services. The office is located at:
Manatee County Administration Building, 3rd floor
1112 Manatee Avenue West, Suite 303, Bradenton, FL 34205
Telephone Number: 941-749-3051
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Manatee County Supervised Release aspires to benefit the local Criminal Justice System and surrounding community by providing relief from unnecessary and expensive jail overcrowding as a reasonable alternative to pretrial detention for qualifying arrestees. [more]
This program will provide a sentencing alternative for offenders who could be given the option at the time of sentencing to perform various labor activities for the benefit of the community in lieu of incarceration at the Manatee County Jail. The program participant is paying his/her debt to society by working in Manatee County, thereby saving the taxpayer money. The Offender Work Program can be an extremely useful jail management tool. [more]
The Pre-Trial Intervention Program is for first time offenders only. This is a 90 day Program, in which participants are required to pay $55.00 per month Cost of Supervision fees, Investigative Costs, State Attorney Costs and complete 25 hours community service at an approved site. [more]
The DUI Victim Impact Panel Program is an awareness program for offenders charged with misdemeanor driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The panel is a non-confrontational presentation, consisting of crime victims telling personal stories of how impaired drivers forever changed their lives. Guest speakers, movies and information are also provided. The panel presents a unique perspective to the offender that is often overlooked or simply cannot be taught by the courts and the DUI offender schools.
The program was created with one purpose in mind: to show offenders first-hand about the trauma, physical pain, emotional suffering and devastation, financial loss, anger and frustration that is commonly experienced by innocent victims and their family members resulting from a DUI-related crash. [more]