Victoria Gardzina
Deputy Chief Of Probation at Brazoria County Juvenile Justice Department - Angleton, TX, US
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Location: 20875 County Road 171, Angleton, Texas 77515Phone(s): 979-864-1210, 281-756-1210Hours of Operation: 24 hours 7 days a weekMission Statement: Working together to transform and habilitate juveniles, strengthen families, protect the community and develop responsible citizens.Operation(s): Detention Center, Residential Treatment Facility, Juvenile Justice Alternative Education Program (Boot Camp)Detention Services: The Brazoria County Juvenile Justice Department provides a safe and secure detention facility for juveniles between the ages of 10-17 who are referred to the juvenile office by police agencies or courts in Brazoria County. No juvenile is held over 48 hours without a detention hearing as mandated by the Juvenile Code of Texas.Probation Field Services: The Brazoria County Juvenile Justice Department provides post-court field services to the juvenile offenders. The Brazoria County Juvenile Justice Department provides a network of community-based services including casework supervision, counseling, placement, educational and treatment based services.Additional Information (visit: http://brazoriacountytx.gov/departments/juvenile-probation/additional-information) 1. Going through the Juvenile System one step at a time2. Supervision3. Juvenile Justice Alternative Education Program (JJAEP)4. Missing Kids in Texas5. Health Services6. Intake 7. Detention8. Victim's Assistance Program9. Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA)10. The Survey of Sexual Victimization 2015 *11. Brazoria County Juvenile Justice Department PREA 2015-2016 Annual Report12. Brazoria County Juvenile Justice Department Sexual Abuse/ Sexual Harassment Data from Outside contract Agencies in accordance to PREA 115.38813. Brazoria County Juvenile Justice Department PREA Audit Final Report July 15, 2016Facts1. A person cannot be arrested before the age of 10.2. A person is handled in adult court if they commit a crime after they turn 17 years of age.