Community Service Restitution
The Community Service Restitution Program supervises work projects done by probationers, and sometimes their parents, at approved non-profit agencies or institutions. Work sites are arranged for youth from all divisions of the department including those from intake screening referred for lesser offenses. In 2005, 7,335 probationers and 391 parents worked 72,913 hours at an estimated value of $401,022.

Monetary Restitution
In 2005, the courts ordered 718 juvenile offenders to pay $419,630 to victims. The department collected $164,055 in financial restitution with collection continuing from cases heard in the latter part of 2005. Financial restitution of more than two million dollars has been collected since 1993.