Victim Services Program (VSP)

Request for Notification and Other Rights

Clackamas County Parole & Probation honors the rights of Crime Survivors to be included in the post-conviction process.  

If you are a Victim of Crime and would like to request your post-conviction rights to notification, please fill out and return the Victim Rights Request Form to our Victim Services Program.

What does VSP do?

THE VICTIM SERVICES PROGRAM HELPS: Survivors of crimes in which the offender has been sentenced to community supervision through Parole & Probation.
 
THE PROGRAM EMPLOYS: A Victim Advocate who helps survivors navigate the criminal-justice system. This Victim Advocate can help survivors with no-contact orders, safety planning, and much more.
 

Services offered through VSP include:

• Assistance with No Contact Orders
• Help with reporting a violation
• Help to make a modification to this order
• Safety Planning
• Resource referral
• Explanation and enforcement of crime victim rights
• Notification to critical stage events
• Contested Probation Violation Hearing
• Revocation
• Earned Discharge (EDIS) / Early Termination
• Transfer of supervision to another state or county
• Transfer of supervision by Parole & Probation to Bench Probation
• Warrant issued (Abscond)
   

About the Victim Services Program

The Victim Services Program (VSP) of the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office Parole & Probation Division provides direct services to Victims of Crime (VOCs) in which the offender has been sentenced to a term of community supervision.  

Victim of Crime (VOC): A crime survivor engaged with the criminal justice system.  

We help VOCs who reside in Clackamas County, regardless of where the offender is being supervised. We can also assist VOCs who do not reside in Clackamas County if the offender is on supervision here. 

Our services are designed to meet needs of protection, notification, and restoration.

We believe in giving every VOC a voice in the Criminal Justice process. We want you to be heard and understood as well as work with you to have your safety needs met. We promise to listen to your needs, and provide a pathway for your voice to be heard.

The VSP works in conjunction with the Clackamas County District Attorney's Office Victim Assistance Program as well as partners at A Safe Place Family Justice Center to provide wrap-around, supportive services.

Contact VSP

Shannon Barkley, Victim Services Coordinator
1024 Main Street
Oregon City, OR 97045

Desk: (503) 655-8776
SBarkley@clackamas.us