Adult Community Corrections (ACC) Division is comprised of six collaborative courts, three Adult Day Reporting Center (ADRC) programs, two Screening/Intake/and Assessment (SIA) Units, the Mental Health Unit and the Community Outreach Unit (COU). The ADRC and collaborative court programs provide community-based treatment and supervision as an alternative to incarceration. These programs offer risk/needs assessments, case management, community supervision, group/individual counseling, cognitive behavioral treatment, drug/alcohol treatment, job training, and education programs. 

The SIA Units provide risk/needs assessments and service referrals for AB-109, Mandatory Supervision, and probation clients who have recently been released from state prison or county jail and are under the supervision of the Probation Department (Probation). The Mental Health Unit supports individuals with behavioral health needs through supervision levels determined by the court. The COU organizes adult community cleanup and work crews to assist probation clients in earning money towards victim restitution. Community cleanup and work crews are also utilized as sanctions in lieu of incarceration.

In addition, ACC oversees the Jail Diversion Treatment and Resource Center which is a comprehensive resource center for Misdemeanor Mental Health Diversion Court participants who are living with mental illness and/or co-occurring substance use disorder, and/or suffering from trauma.  JDTRC diverts individuals from jails and prisons towards mental health treatment, substance use disorder treatment, and trauma-centered services on-site and in the community.

The Adult Court Services Division provides a variety of services for the Sacramento County Superior Courts including pre-sentence investigations, victim restitution determination, jurisdictional transfers, expungements, early terminations, pretrial services, and liaison activities.

​The Adult Field Division is responsible for the supervision of adult offenders sentenced to terms of traditional probation, Public Safety Realignment Post-Release Community Supervision, and Mandatory Supervision. Multi-agency task forces and specialized supervision units apply supervision strategies and rehabilitative programming that effectively address various types of offenders and crimes.​​​

Service Provided By:
Probation
8745 Folsom Blvd. (M​a​p​)
Sacramento, CA 95826
916-875-0300

The District Attorney's Citizens Academy was created to improve communication, foster a better understanding and develop relationships between citizens and members of the criminal justice system.  Participants receive an overview of the criminal justice system and engage in discussion and mutual learning about challenges and issues within the justice system. Visit the Citizens Academy webpage for more information.

Service Provided By:
District Attorney
901 G Street (Map)
Sacramento, CA 95814
916-874-6218 or e-mail

Crime Alert provides a telephone number and Web Tips to encourage citizens in the community to volunteer information helpful to law enforcement agencies. Callers can remain anonymous and are eligible to receive a cash reward if the information given leads to an arrest or grand jury indictment of a felony offender. View the Crime Alert website for more information.

​​​ Sacramento City Police Department

Sacramento County She​riff's Office​

Search for inmates on the Inmate Information page by name or ​XREF number.​

Service Provided By:
Sheriff
651 I Street (Map)
Sacramento, CA 95814​
916-874-6752 or e-​mail

​Juvenile Court Services​ provides pre and post adjudication services to youth arrested in the County of Sacramento. Pre-adjudication services include social history reports prepared for the Juvenile Court, which describe the minor's personal, family, educational, and criminal history and recommend an appropriate disposition. 

Juveniles placed on formal probation are monitored in the community, while in out-of-home supervision (congregate care), during home supervision, and by electronic monitoring. These juveniles are referred to community-based organizations to attend counseling and evidence-based programs.​​

Service Provided By:
Probation
8745 Folsom Blvd. (M​a​p​)
Sacramento, CA 95826
916-875-0300

​Juvenile Field Services​ is responsible for the supervision of youth under the Juvenile Court's jurisdiction.  The youth are given a risk and needs assessment to determine the risk of reoffending as well as to identify strengths and service needs. Individualized case plans are jointly created with the youth and family. Youth are then referred to an array of targeted community-based interventions and resources which may include: individual, group and family counseling (cognitive in nature and trauma focused); life skills; 24/7 crisis response; family and youth advocacy; transportation; education and vocational opportunities; and specialty services for Transition Age Youth (TAY). 

Probation Officers provide supportive case management in the community, teaming with local service providers with the goal of keeping youth and families together and maintaining safer communities.​

Service Provided By:
Probation
8745 Folsom Blvd. (M​a​p​)
Sacramento, CA 95826
916-875-0300

Youth who have been arrested, booked, and assessed as at-risk to the community are detained at the Sacramento County Youth Detention Facility (YDF). YDF provides a safe and secure environment for youth prior to Court; provides educational and vocational activities promoting the health and well-being of the youth served; encourages law-abiding behavior; teaches individual accountability for one’s choices; and models pro-social behaviors for residents. YDF provides a secure environment for realigned youth.

Service Provided By:
​Probation
9601 Kiefer Blvd. (M​ap)
Sacramento, CA 95827
916-875-6996

The District Attorney's Speakers Bureau matches members of the District Attorney's Office with community groups and organizations wishing to learn more about various aspects of the criminal justice system. Entities such as neighborhood organizations, educational institutions, faith-based groups, and clubs or organizations can request a speaker. Visit the Speakers Bureau ​​webpage for more information.

Service Provided By:
District Attorney
901 G Street (Map)
Sacramento, CA 95814
916-874-6218 or e-mail

California has 58 trial courts, one in each county. In trial courts, or superior courts, a judge and sometimes a jury hears witnesses' testimony and other evidence and decides cases by applying the relevant law to the relevant facts. If you have questions, please contact Superior Court of California – County of Sacramento.

Court locations in Sacramento County under Superior Court of California

Information Centers for:

• Jurors
  
• Parties​
  
• Attorneys
• Media
• Vendors​
  
• Self-Help Central
  
• Online Services
  

Court Departments

• Appeals
• Civil
• Criminal
  
• Court Reporters​
  
• Exhibits
• Family and Children
• Juror Service Center
• Juvenile Dependency/Justice
  
• Landlord / Tenant
• Probate
  
• Restraining Orders
• Small Claims
• Traffic (Adult/Juvenile)

The District Attorney's Office offers several youth programs, including the Youth Academy and Criminal Justice Shadow Day.  They are designed to increase youth’s engagement in public safety programs, strengthen trust between youth and law enforcement and educate youth about the criminal justice system. Visit the Community Pro​​grams w​e​b page​​​ for more information.

Service Provided By:
District Attorney​
901 G Street (Map) ​
Sacramento, CA 95814 
916-874-6218 or e-m​ail

​The Oral Health Program can help get you connected to dental care and provide oral health education, training, and resources for the community.  For more information, view the Oral Health Program web page​. 

Service Provided By:
Health​ Services
4600 Broadway (Map)
Sacramento, CA 95820​

The Sacramento County Coroner’s Office has 68 active “John Doe” and “Jane Doe” cases dating back to 1975, and we need your help to identify them. We hope that a loved one or friend may recognize the description of someone on this site that leads to an identification. View the Unidentified Deceased Persons webpage​.

Service Provided By:
Coroner
4800 Broadway, Suite 100 (Map)
Sacramento, CA 95820
916-874-9320 or e-​mail ​

Many victims of crime may suffer physical, emotional, or financial harm due to the crime. Others may face retaliation, intimidation, or may be confused by the criminal justice system. The District Attorney's Victim/Witness Assistance Program provides victim services, informs victims of their rights and how to sign up for victim notifications.

Service Provided By:
District Attorney
901 G Street (Map)
Sacramento, CA 95814
916-874-6218 or e-mail​

​​The Sacramento County Coroner's Office provides cremations at no cost for residents of Sacramento County. The family for the decedent must apply for and receive approval for indigent services through the Sacramento County Coroner's Office. There are some restrictions with this service. 

Service Provided By:
Coroner​
4800 Broadway, Suite 100 (Map)
Sacramento, CA 95820​​
916-874-9320 or e-​mail