Juveniles At Risk Programs

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There are several components to the Juvenile At Risk (JAR) Program. Here is an explanation of the services CCSO provides to those children and families who need assistance.

If you have any questions please contact JAR Juvenile Case Manager by phone at 
239-252-0900 or  email us at YRCsatellite@colliersheriff.org



Truancy Reduction and Compliance (TRAC) - This program assists at risk juveniles between the ages of 8 and 17 years in reducing truancy by addressing targeted problem behaviors through education and counseling specific to the needs of the child. A Delinquency Prevention Specialist is assigned to each case and is responsible for formulating a case plan and follow up for 30-90 days.


Juveniles At Risk (JAR) Mentoring - JAR Deputies visit with juveniles between the ages of 8 and 17 years-old once a week at home or school. The program is here to provide supportive services to the family while promoting positive decision making for the youth.  For a period of 30-90 days. Parents are required to attend a JAR orientation meeting prior to the child being enrolled into the program.


Juvenile Civil Citation - The Juvenile Civil Citation Program, authorized by Florida Statute 985.12, is the pre-arrest diversion program that empowers Deputies to issue a civil citation to juveniles for community service hours in lieu of arrest and formal prosecution for misdemeanor offenses. The juveniles receive a timely consequence for their crime and have the opportunity to give back to their community. 

If you have any questions contact the Civil Citation Coordinator:

Corporal Armando Yzaguirre
Ph: (239) 252-0076

Email Armando.Yzaguirre@colliersheriff.org  

View Civil Citation opportunities in Collier County.



Print the Juvenile At Risk Intake Form in English or Spanish