The Court Monitoring Program monitors clients on Court Supervision or Conditional Discharge cases. Clients are required to successfully complete all of the conditions laid out in their court order.

A Court Services employee will conduct a one-time intake phone interview with you near the beginning of your sentence. During this interview, the details of your court ordered conditions, as well as the steps you’ll need to complete in order to be in compliance with those conditions, will be reviewed.

Your case will be monitored to ensure compliance. If non-compliance is verified, a letter will be mailed to you informing you that you will need to attend court on your scheduled termination. Additionally, if you incur a new arrest or violate a sentencing condition which the Court has required immediate notification of violation, the prosecuting attorney and the Court will be notified of the alleged violation and you may be required to report in-person to court.

You will be on Supervision/Conditional Discharge for the entirety of your sentence, even after all conditions are completed.

Court Monitoring - DUI

• You must complete the level of treatment required by your court order or evaluation, and any aftercare the treatment provider recommends.  You can find the treatment completion form here Alcohol and Drug Treatment Certificate of Completion
• You must register for and complete a Victim Impact Panel.
• Other conditions that you may be ordered to complete are:
  • Online education such as Traffic Safety School or other classes related to your offense
  • Partner Abuse Intervention Program (PAIP)
  • Electronic Monitoring & GPS (ankle monitors)
  • Public Service Work (see below)
  • Random drug testing - Drug testing is conducted by a third-party vendor. You must provide Court Services with your phone number to receive text notifications to report to our office for drug tests. The Judge may also order no consumption of alcohol and/or THC.

Court Monitoring - Public Service Work

• Your Public Service Work (PSW) hours will need to be completed at a 501 (c) 3 non-profit work site
  • Lists of acceptable sites can be given to you depending on where you live in McHenry County. They are also available on our website.
    • If you live outside of McHenry County, instructions on how to find a 501 (c) 3 non-profit work site will be given to you.
• The work site that you choose will report the hours that you work directly to the Court Services Court Monitoring Program.

A Court Services employee will verify and report the completed hours to the Court.  Please contact CourtMonitoring@22ndcircuit.illinoiscourts.gov for any questions and to submit completed treatment and public service work hours.  

For treatment information, please select Treatment Resources.

For public service work information, please select Public Service Work.