This persons purpose is to promote an effective relationship between the employer and employee by helping settle problems at the lowest level of supervision.
What is a shop steward?
YAP
What is the Youth Advocate Program?
A three-year training and employment program for young adults, ages 18-24, who have been in foster care in Alameda County. YAP provides young adults with the skills and support they need to turn their experiences into insights, and become advocates for youth currently in foster care.
National consulting firm that provides training and technical assistance for justice system professionals. Presently, providing technical support and guidance in development, implementation and rollout of the departments strategic plan.
Who are the Carey Group?
PENDING LEGISLATION:
This bill would amend Proposition 21 by deleting the requirement that the prosecutor’s written notification to the minor include that statement. The bill would also authorize a court, if a minor is eligible for deferred entry of judgment, but the minor resides in a different county and the case will be transferred to the minor’s county of residence, to adjudicate the case without determining the minor’s suitability for deferred entry of judgment. The bill would authorize the receiving court to order the probation department to make the investigation and file the report and recommendations described above; determine the minor’s suitability for deferred entry of judgment; and modify the transferring court’s finding accordingly.
What is SB 383?
The third planet from the sun.
What is earth?

What two months of the year do bargaining units contracts/MOU's typically expire?
What is August and December?
JDRAI
What is the Juvenile Detention Risk Assessment Instrument?
A commitment to the success of every client and their family.
hint: This goal has the most objectives.
What is Goal #1?
Provides youth extended time to obtain educational and employment training opportunities which assist youth in becoming better prepared for successful transition into adulthood and self-sufficiency. Foster youth will be able to maintain a safety net of support while experiencing independence in a supervised living environment.
What is AB 12?
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What is Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk?

DPO's only have to take 40 hours of training classes per calendar year.
What is FALSE?
DPO's must take a minimum of 40 hours of STC training classes every fiscal year.
Direct, Distract, Delegate, Delay, and Document.
What are the 5'Ds of Bystander Intervention?
When an incident occurs, choose one of "the five Ds of bystander intervention.” Each of the D's offers a clear path of action. They include the following: Direct (directly addressing the incident); Distract (using distraction to stop the incident); Delegate (asking for help from a third party); Delay (taking action after the fact); and Document (recording the incident).
The following objective is supportive of what Goal.
Collaboratively engage with justice system and community partners to advance a shared vision of public safety.
What is Goal #5?
A network of partnerships fostering a safe community.
This bill would define the crime of petty theft in the first degree as taking the property from the person of another or from a commercial establishment by means of force or fear without the use of a deadly weapon or great bodily injury. The bill would specifically exclude from the crime of petty theft in the first degree acting in concert with one or more persons to steal merchandise from one or more merchant’s premises or online marketplace with the intent to sell, exchange, or return the merchandise for value. The bill would define the crime of petty theft in the 2nd degree as all other petty theft.
What is SB82?
The smallest (population) California county.
What is Alpine?

The current Teamsters MOU is set to expire _________.
What is August 16, 2025?
JJDPC
What is the Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention Commission?
A state-mandated, court-appointed authority. The general purpose of the Commission is to inquire into the administration of the Alameda County juvenile court in order to ensure that the rights or physical, mental or moral welfare of children are not violated or threatened by their present circumstances or environment. The Commission is dedicated to the promotion of an effective juvenile justice system operated in an environment of credibility, dignity, fairness, and respect for the youth, their families, and their communities.
The departments Strategic Plan is aligned with the counties _______.
What is Vision 2026?
Program for 18 - 21 year olds eligible for deferred entry of judgment pilot program within the county’s juvenile hall. Persons who are charged with committing a felony offense and he or she pleads guilty to the charge or charges, and the probation department determines that the person meets all of the statutory requirements.
What is SB1004?
From base to point, what is the order of colors on a piece of candy corn?
What is yellow, orange, white?

When considering new processes and tasks for probation officers, the department must meet and confer over _______ and _________.
What is Changes and Impact?
YLS CMI: SRV
What is the Youth Level of Service Case Management Inventory: Screening Research Version?
The Board has adopted Vision 2026, the implementation plan will include incorporating the County’s vision 2026 goals into the budgeting and ________ processes and documents. A new section titled “ Vision 2026 Goal” need to be added to all _________ and will include a statement that identifies how the recommendation aligns with an associated Vision 2026 goal and 10X goal pathway.
What is a Board Letter?
PENDING LEGISLATION
This bill would delete the prohibitions on including in that program of supervision minors alleged to have sold or possessed for sale a controlled substance and minors alleged to have committed a felony offense when the minor was at least 14 years of age. By deleting the prohibition on including minors alleged to have committed a felony offense when the minor was at least 14 years of age, this bill would amend Proposition 21. The bill would also prohibit a minor’s inability to pay restitution due to the minor’s indigence from being grounds for finding a minor ineligible for that program of supervision or a finding that the minor has failed to comply with the terms of the program of supervision.
What is SB 383?
"Photographing, recording, or broadcasting pursuant to this Directive will not be permitted in the Juvenile Justice Center."
What is the Superior Court of California, County of Alameda, Directive No. 2021-29, section (d)(4)?