PROBATION & TREATMENT COURT

Probation & Specialty Court

Carrie Petrocelli, Director of Probation and Specialty Court

Probation meetings for those whose last names start with A-L are on the 2^nd Tuesday of the month in person at 5:15pm in person in the 32A District Courtroom.
Probation meetings for those whose last names start with M-Z are on the 4th Tuesday of the month in person at 5:15pm in person in the 32A District Courtroom.

These meetings are ALL in person in the 32A District Courtroom (19617 Harper Ave
You may not receive monthly reminders so make sure you save this to your phone or put it in your calendar!
If your designated date falls on a holiday or there is a Court conflict, you will receive notice at least 7 days prior to your report date.
Missing your appointment could result in a probation violation.
If you work during your assigned meeting time, you must make arrangements with your P.O. at least 48 hours in advance in order to change your time or be excused. (proof is required for all work conflicts)

Email is the best way to reach your probation officer at cpetrocelli@32adc.net if you need an immediate response.
You can also leave a voicemail at 313-343-2599, but it may take up to 72 hours to receive a response.

You must leave a voicemail to get a call returned.
Speak clearly, slowly, and identify yourself.
Make sure you provide the reason for the call when you leave a voicemail so we can best help you.
Do not leave more than one message within a 72-hour period for the same issue. Be assured your message was heard and some one will be in contact as soon as possible.
It is important for you to have your voicemail box available for call back messages.

Calls to inform the probation department you missed drug tests, meetings, classes, etc. may not be returned. In those cases, you will receive something in the mail to indicate the next steps (violation hearing, reschedule, etc.).
If your case is “non-public” (i.e. 7411), you will not receive a call back. This is to protect your privacy. You must come in person with your photo ID to discuss your non-public case.
Profanity, rudeness, or bullying will not be tolerated in a voicemail message and will not get you the answers you need any faster. We must all treat each other with mutual respect.

32A District Court offers a treatment court for defendants who struggle with addiction issues.

Email for more information and qualification guidelines.

cpetrocelli@32adc.net