The goal of Community Supervision is to promote community safety, ensure youth accountability, and provide services to all youth who fall under the supervision of the court. Community Supervision helps youth fulfill court-ordered obligations and helps prevent their return to the justice system. Juvenile Court Services uses a Positive Youth Justice framework for working with youth and their families. This means that staff support youth to stay motivated to achieve their goals by providing encouragement and incentives. ​ ​ Juvenile Probation Counselors (JPCs) work with youth at each step of the process; whether a youth has been brought to detention or a youth is fulfilling court obligations, their JPC works alongside them to ensure their success. JPCs strive to conduct services with dignity and compassion as a foundation for success. JPCs partner with youth, their parents or guardians, schools, law enforcement, and others in the community who are also supporting the youth to provide opportunities for success and achievement. Below is information about Community Supervision process and the different types of Juvenile Probation Counselors.