Community Resource Oriented Supervision Services Inc.

“Description amountcovid-19 grants & loans 19,048”

“Description amountsupplies 4,553insurance 4,149payroll taxes 2,263other taxes 15depreciation 466banking & cc fees 1,422”

“Description amountppp loan forgiveness (19,048)”

“Category beginning of year end of yearpayroll taxes withheld 1,302 2,111”

“Page 2-part iii-line 4aa total of 1,709 persons were interviewed by the organization during this fiscal year.70 completed anti-theft seminars0 were assigned to community service36 were referred for anger management and batterer intervention assessments23 were referred for substance abuse assessments2 were referred for mental health evaluation75 completed restituiontotal cost of these program services was $ 30,190.00 page 2-part iii-line 1the organization provides supervisory and educational services for the mccracken district court. The organization monitors persons receiving probation as a condition of their release. Only referrals from the court system are accepted into the program. The organization reports to the court on each individual persons progress in meeting the conditional requirements of his/her probation. These requirements include community service, making restitution, and attendance at various classes related to their offenses. Page 1-part i- line 1 and page-2 part iii - line 1 (cont.)the organization, out sources clients to various rehab organizations for classes listed above. The individuals on probation are required to pay for the various classes. The rehab organizations report to community resource oriented supervision services, inc. Who and when the individuals report for class, and when they complete their classes.page page 1-part i- line 1 and page-2 part iii - line 1 (cont.)the organization charges a sliding scale, per individual, per month until the person satisfies the provisions of their release or has their probation revoked for not satisfying the provision of their probation. The individual is required to meet with the organization monthly to review their progress. Individuals not financially able to meet their monthly fees are not required to pay, if adjudicated by the courts to be indigent. The fees collected are used to pay the executive director, case workers and clerical employees, and to cover the functional expenses listed.”