Community Transition
Eligible Offenders
Offenders who have been sentenced to the Indiana Department of Correction (IDOC) and are near completion of their sentence may become eligible for release to this program. They must be within 180, 120, 90, or 60 days of completion of their sentence, depending upon the charge class of the offense for which they were convicted, to be considered. The IDOC is responsible for initiating the referral process on these cases.
Requirements
In order for an offender to be placed in the Community Transition Program, the judge must approve his or her release from IDOC. Those offenders with a stable residence may be placed back into their home upon release.
Once released, the offenders will be placed on home detention. Electronic monitoring, alcohol monitoring, or GPS will be used to begin their transition back into the community. Offenders placed in the Community Transition Program are expected to gain employment and remain drug and alcohol free.
Once released, the offenders will be placed on home detention. Electronic monitoring, alcohol monitoring, or GPS will be used to begin their transition back into the community. Offenders placed in the Community Transition Program are expected to gain employment and remain drug and alcohol free.
More Information
For more information, view the Community Transition Program Brochure.
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