General Information
Scott T. Howard
Chief Bailiff/Chief Probation Officer
Phone: 419.872.7927
Joanne Nicolosi
Probation Officer
Phone: 419.872.7929
Gabby Dugger
Probation Officer
Phone: 419.872.7932
The Probation Division provides supervision of offenders
as ordered by the court. It also conducts pre-sentence
and expungement investigations, makes referral to
community based social service agencies, and coordinates
restitution payment.
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General Conditions of Probation
You will pay a $50.00 probation services fee as a result
of being placed on probation in the Perrysburg Municipal
Court.
You will keep the Probation Department notified of your
current address and phone number at all times. You must
notify the Probation Department within seven (7) days of
any address change.
You shall be a law-abiding citizen.
You will report to the Probation Department promptly at
the time and date arranged.
You will not purchase, possess, sell, distribute, or use
any controlled substance or drug paraphernalia except
by the prescription of a licensed physician.
You shall abide by all rules or additional requirements
established between you and the Probation Department as
spelled out in any signed Probation Agreement form.
You have been sentenced to the Wood County Justice Center.
Your jail sentence, or a portion thereof, has been
suspended for now to give you the opportunity to prove
that you can change your behavior and lead a law-abiding
life. That opportunity is called probation. Probation
is not a right; it is a privilege which the court is free
to give or deny. Probation imposes rules upon you which
you must obey. Your failure to do so will result in your
return to court as a probation violator.
It is the duty of the Probation Department to require you
to live by the conditions of probation. The Probation
Department has the authority and responsibility to
enforce the conditions of probation and to notify the
court of any violations of these conditions. The judge
may order a warrant for your arrest if he has reason to
believe that you have violated any condition of your
probation.
You are hereby advised that the court may, at any time,
revoke the privilege of probation for good cause,
modify the conditions of your probation, or extend the
period of probation. If your probation is revoked,
the original jail sentence may be imposed and you will
be committed to the Wood County Justice Center.
Electronic Monitoring (House Arrest)
The offender wears an ankle transmitter 24 hours a day
and is monitored by electronic surveillance equipment
through your phone line to monitor your presence and/or
absence from your home confinement area. Approved leave
time is granted in advance by the EM staff (provided the
proper verification has been supplied) for employment,
treatment, medical appointments, court hearings, or
other reasonable pursuits that enhance the overall
rehabilitation plan.
Every offender must comply with all terms and conditions
of the EM program. Offenders may not consume alcohol
or illegal drugs while on EM. Prior to entering the
EM program the offender must provide a clean urine
drug screen. The cost of drug testing is $5.00 per
substance tested for. The offender will be tested at
random while in the program.
Any non-compliance with the
terms and conditions of the EM program will result
in arrest and immediate incarceration in the Wood
County Justice Center. All EM related fees paid are
non-refundable.
