IDOC also provides training to help counties implement evidence-based practices and programs.
Supervision may include:
• Community service • Regular check-ins • Electronic monitoring • Work-release programs
These arrangements help individuals follow court requirements while staying connected to their families, jobs, and communities. The IDOC Community Corrections Division remains committed to supporting agencies and individuals under supervision through research-driven strategies, continuous quality improvement, and collaborative partnerships. By investing in staff training and evidence-based practices, Indiana continues to strengthen community corrections and improve outcomes statewide.
Investment In 2025, IDOC oversaw $72.5M in community corrections grant funding.
Partnership This work connects us with more than 200 agencies across the state.
Coverage 89 of Indiana’s 92 counties have community corrections programs supported by IDOC.
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