Adult Directory 2013

Branch V - Interstate Compact and General Supervision
(202) 442-1275 Deborah Nicholson, Secretary
Administrative and case management services for individual: under the auspices of
the Interstate Compact for Adult Offender Supervision (ICAOS), under general
supervision, and in a warrant-issued status for more than 90 days. Three Interstate
“Out Teams” conduct screenings and intake functions as well as supervision and
monitoring services for those whose probation and parole matters originated in DC but
ultimately were transferred for supervision in another jurisdiction. Two Interstate “In
Teams” provide parole and probation supervision for those sentenced in another
jurisdiction, but relocated to DC to live and/or work. Case management services for
the out-of-town supervision caseloads are provided in neighborhood field units
situated throughout the city.
Branch VI - Illegal Substance Collection Unit
(202) 585-7217 Cedric Johnson, Branch Chief
Collects specimen samples for drug testing and manages the oral fluid swab testing
program. Analysis of drug test data is through the Drug Testing Management System
(DTMS). This branch provides certification and expert witness testimony on drug test
results and specimen quality control procedures. This information may be required at
status and violation hearings set before the Court and/or US Parole Commission.
Testing Unit locations:
CSOSA Substance Collection Units
300 Indiana Avenue, NW 3850 South Capitol Street, SE
25 K Street, NE 1230 Taylor Street, NW
Branch VII - Female General, Behavioral Health Supervision/Sex Offender
Supervision, (202) 585-7311 Midori Bacchus, Secretary
Specialized supervision of females; all females report to 25 K Street, NE, 20002.
Specialized sex offender supervision teams provide assessment, supervision and
treatment monitoring services to convicted sex offenders and others who are
determined by CSOSA to have inappropriate sexual issues. CSOSA utilizes one
contract provider 2 to conduct evaluations and counseling services. Treatment
providers and CSOs share confidential treatment and compliance information.
CSOSA employs the “Containment Approach (CA)” to supervise. CA utilizes internal
and external control tools such as electronic monitoring, computer monitoring,
polygraph, and random searches of client’s property. Sex offenders are automatically
supervised at maximum supervision level for the first 90 days of supervision. Newly
released sex offenders are coupled with a GPS tracking device for the first 30 to 90
days or at other times at CSOSA discretion. Teams further collaborate with
Metropolitan Police Department to coordinate oversight responsibility for the
registration of convicted sex offenders in DC who are required to register under the
Sex Offender Registration & Notification Act (SORNA) of 1999. The Sex Offender
Registration unit is located at 300 Indiana Ave, NW in the Offender Processing Unit
2 Center for Clinical and Forensic Services, 10640 Main Street, Fairfax, VA (703) 278-0457. Services are
provided at 300 Indiana Avenue, NW Room 2002.
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