If you have been ordered by the Court to pay a fine you may choose to perform CWS instead of paying the fine. You may combine both work hours and payment.

These resources are for defendants who have been ordered by the Court to perform community service as part of their sentence, or in lieu of paying a fine.

Community service is an alternative sentence that allows you to perform unpaid work in the community in lieu of fines and/or incarceration.

If you are required to serve hours in conjunction with a court order, please read our policy for court-ordered community service and submit an online request ...

For information regarding community service eligibility or your community service obligation, please contact the Court that referred you. Please be advised – ...

Court-Ordered Volunteers. If you have court-ordered community service hours to complete, you may be able to find opportunities through HandsOn San Diego.

Metropolitan Court. Los Angeles. 1945 S. Hill Street. Los Angeles 90007. (213) 743-5541. Alternative Sentencing Program. West LA. Los Angeles. 11701 La Cienega ...

The Court-Referred Community Service Program (CRCS) is a fee-based placement program for individuals required by the courts or other agencies to perform ...

The agency provides court related services for youth and adults in Los Angeles County. Services include court community service referral programs, DUI ...

The program provides placement, follow-up, monitoring and reports on offenders referred to complete community service work.