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Adult Probation & Pretrial
Public Safety Assessment (PSA)
Beginning January 3, 2023, the Bannock County Adult Probation and Pretrial department will begin using the Public Safety Assessment (PSA) to assess people charged with a crime. The information gathered from the assessment will be provided to arraignment judges to help them determine if the defendant may be successfully released pretrial and, if so, under what conditions.
Philosophy
To create and foster an approach to effective supervision by holding offenders accountable through the use of sanctions and behavior change services to reduce reoffending and to protect our communities.
Mission
The mission of the Bannock County Adult Probation & Pretrial Department is to protect the community from delinquency by imposing accountability for offenses committed and equipping offenders with the required competencies to live productively and responsibly in the community.
Adult Probation & Pretrial Objectives:
- To promote due process for offenders
- To enforce Court orders
- To provide consistent, professional service to the Court
- To advise, assist, and coordinate with local resource agencies
- To keep clients in the community and their own homes
- To promote drug-free lifestyles
- To help victims retrieve their losses
- To model positive values
- To promote educational/vocational opportunities
- To promote good decision–making and goal–setting skills
- To make appropriate referrals based on accurate assessments
- To promote cross–cultural awareness
Probation Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Who is my Probation Officer?
A: Please contact our office at (208) 236-7002 or 130 N. 6th Avenue Pocatello, ID 83201. Our office is open 8 a.m.-12 p.m. and 1 p.m.-5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Q: How often do I need to check in?
A: You’ll need to check in with your Probation Officer on the required days agreed to during your intake meeting unless otherwise ordered by the presiding judge.
Q: What do I need to do if I want to go out of town?
A: Contact your Probation Officer before traveling. Complete and submit the Travel Request form to your Probation Officer via email or at our office for approval.
Q: Who do I contact about drug testing?
A: Call daily between 5 a.m.—8 a.m. to the drug testing message line at (208) 286-4404 or (208) 240-9033. You may also log into my.averhealth.com. You must call this message line or log in online every day, 365 days/year, including weekends and holidays.
- You will need to enter the Personal Identification Number (PIN) you received from your Pretrial/Probation Officer during your intake meeting.
- You must listen to the entire message until you hear a confirmation number.
- The daily call-in message line hours are 5 a.m.—8 a.m.
If there is a conflict with the scheduled time due to employment, contact your Probation/Pretrial Officer.
Q: When can I come for my drug testing?
A: Your drug test will be scheduled by Averhealth. Be sure to listen to the entire message to hear all the details.
On the days you are instructed to test you may show up any time between the hours of 7:00 am – 11:00 am (weekdays) or 7:00 am – 10:00 am (weekends & holidays).
- On weekdays, the testing staff will allow you one last opportunity to provide a sample up to 11:30 am, but not if you came in after the 11:00 am cut off time.
- On weekends and holidays, the testing staff will allow you one last opportunity to provide a sample up to 10:30 am, but not if you came in after the 10:00 am cut off time.
Q: How much does drug testing cost?
A: $15.00, unless the judge orders additional testing.
Q: Where do I go for drug testing?
A: 746 E. Lander Street Pocatello, ID 83201
Q: How do I report new prescription meds?
A: Bring your paper prescription to our office.
Pretrial Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do I contact Pretrial Release Officers?
A: The Adult Probation & Pretrial office is open 8 a.m.-12 p.m. and 1 p.m.-5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Address: 130 N. 6th Avenue, Pocatello, ID 83201
Phone: (208) 236-7002
Pretrial Officers:
Annie Ritter: 208-236-7428
Katherine Bybee: 208-236-7085
Chantelle Howell: 208-236-7083
Q: How often do I need to check in?
A: You’ll need to check in with your Pretrial Officer on the required days agreed to during your initial meeting unless otherwise ordered by the presiding judge.
Q: Who do I contact about drug testing?
A: Call daily between 5 a.m.—8 a.m. to the drug testing message line at (208) 286-4404 or (208) 240-9033. You may also log into my.averhealth.com. You must call this message line or log in online every day, 365 days/year, including weekends and holidays.
- You will need to enter the Personal Identification Number (PIN) you received from your Pretrial/Probation Officer during your intake meeting.
- You must listen to the entire message until you hear a confirmation number.
- The daily call-in message line hours are 5 a.m.—8 a.m.
If there is a conflict with the scheduled time due to employment, contact your Probation/Pretrial Officer.
Q: When can I come for my drug testing?
A: Your drug test will be scheduled by Averhealth. Be sure to listen to the entire message to hear all the details.
On the days you are instructed to test you may show up any time between the hours of 7:00 am – 11:00 am (weekdays) or 7:00 am – 10:00 am (weekends & holidays).
- On weekdays, the testing staff will allow you one last opportunity to provide a sample up to 11:30 am, but not if you came in after the 11:00 am cut off time.
- On weekends and holidays, the testing staff will allow you one last opportunity to provide a sample up to 10:30 am, but not if you came in after the 10:00 am cut off time.
Q: How much does drug testing cost?
A: $15.00, unless the judge orders additional testing.
Q: Where do I go for drug testing?
A: 746 E. Lander Street Pocatello, ID 83201
Q: How do I report new prescription meds?
A: Bring your paper prescription to our office.
Helpful Documents
You Have Been Charged – What Happens Now? Click here.
Misdemeanor Probation Intake Packet Form
Domestic Violence Misdemeanor Probation Intake Form
General Forms
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Directions to Our Office
Address
130 N. 6th Avenue
Pocatello, ID 83201
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Adult Probation & Pretrial Directory
| Name | Title | Phone | |
| Evie McCurry | Adult Probation & Pretrial Director | 208-236-7080 | eviem@bannockcounty.gov |
| Doug Cone | Unit Chief | 208-236-7004 | dougc@bannockcounty.gov |
| Ryan Grayson | Section Supervisor | 208-236-7018 | ryang@bannockcounty.gov |
| Angela Jensen | Probation Officer | 208-236-7003 | angelaj@bannockcounty.gov |
| Brian Nicholson | Probation Officer | 208-236-7241 | briann@bannockcounty.gov |
| Jordan Armstrong | Probation Officer | 208-236-7055 | jordana@bannockcounty.gov |
| Matthew LaVallee | Sr Probation Officer (DV) | 208-236-7006 | matthewL@bannockcounty.gov |
| Katherine Bybee | Pretrial Officer | 208-236-7085 | katherineb@bannockcounty.gov |
| Chantelle Nelson | Pretrial Officer | 208-236-7083 | chantellen@bannockcounty.gov |
| Annie Ritter | PT Pretrial Officer | 208-236-7428 | annier@bannockcounty.gov |
| Jenny Clough | Assistant to Director | 208-236-7414 | jennyc@bannockcounty.gov |
| Brooke Covert | Sr. Administrative Assistant | 208-236-7002 | brookec@bannockcounty.gov |
| Fax | 208-236-0682 |
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Adult Probation & Pretrial
Address
130 N. 6th Avenue
Pocatello, ID 83201
Hours
8am–12pm & 1pm–5pm
Monday—Friday
Phone
(208) 236–7002
Fax
(208) 236–0682
Counties of the 6th District Court
Mission
Providing equal access to justice, promoting excellence in service, and increasing the public’s trust and confidence in the Idaho courts.
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