The Bellevue Probation Division accepts adult misdemeanor referrals from the King County District Court – Bellevue Division for the monitoring and tracking of court ordered obligations. The Probation Division works together with the courts, law enforcement agencies, community organizations, community leaders and victim advocates in order to facilitate rehabilitation and enhance community safety.
Using a risk-needs-responsive model, Bellevue Probation conducts in-depth assessments, determines areas of need and – within the guidelines set by the court – provides resources to individuals for appropriate programs that address these needs. Bellevue Probation treats all those we have the opportunity to serve with respect, fairness, and dignity, in a culturally competent, inclusive and accessible environment.
Community Service is often ordered by the court as a condition of supervision. If ordered by the court you must provide proper documentation of completion as described here.
Community Service may also be completed in lieu of Bellevue Probation fees. If completing hours in lieu of fees, hours must be completed at a non-profit within the City of Bellevue. Interested participants must sign the Community Service Agreement form. Participants are credited $20 per hour worked towards their fees.
With Court approval, you may complete Bellevue Work Crew hours in lieu of community service and receive an hour-by-hour credit for your obligation.
If you are on probation, federal law may affect your ability to move out of state without prior authorization. If you wish to move out of the State of Washington, please discuss this with your probation officer immediately. Determine transfer eligibility and get answers to common questions on the process here. If you still have questions regarding the interstate transfer process, please contact Maria Fesehazion at 425-452-7191.
The provided list of resources is not exhaustive and is primarily centered around the King County Region and particularly, the City of Bellevue. If you cannot locate a resource that fits your needs or location, please contact 425-452-6956 in order to speak with a probation officer who can assist.
Anger Management and Domestic Violence
Anger Management
- 2nd Chance Recovery Center – Burien
- Alternative Counseling – Kent
- Anger Control Treatment and Therapies – Tukwila
- Associated Behavioral Health – Bellevue, Kent and North Seattle
- Counseling Services of Washington – Kent
- 253-232-8096
- La Esperanza (Spanish) – Burien
- Social Treatment Opportunity Programs – Kent
- Tlea Coaching – Bellevue and Renton
- 425-209-9199
- Veterans’ Administration – Seattle
Domestic Violence Perpetrator Treatment Programs
- Anger Control Treatment and Therapies – Tukwila
- Assessment and Treatment Associates – Bellevue
- Casteele, Williams and Associates – Vashon
- Coastal Treatment Services, Inc. – Bellevue
- Counseling Services of Washington – Kent
- 253-232-8096
- La Esperanza (Spanish) – Burien
- Northwest Evaluation Center – Seattle
- Northwest Family Life – Seattle and Bellevue
- Social Treatment Opportunity Programs – Kent
Biological Testing
- Precinct #2, Sammamish: 206-263-9133
- Precinct #3, Maple Valley: 206-477-6446
- Precinct #4, Burien: 206-477-2200
- Precinct #5, Shoreline: 206-801-2710
Other Police Departments:
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Algona PD |
253-833-2743 |
Medina PD |
425-233-6420 |
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Auburn PD |
253-288-2121 |
Mercer Island PD |
206-275-7600 |
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Bellevue PD |
425-452-6917 |
Newcastle PD (KCSO) |
206-296-3311 |
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Black Diamond PD |
253-631-1012 |
Normandy Park PD |
206-278-7600 |
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Burien PD (KCSO) |
206-296-3311 |
North Bend PD |
425-888-3333 |
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Bothell PD |
425-486-1254 |
Pacific PD |
253-929-1130 |
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Clyde Hill PD |
425-454-7187 |
Port of Seattle PD |
206-787-3490 |
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Covington PD (KCSO) |
206-296-3311 |
Redmond PD |
425-556-2500 |
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Des Moines PD |
206-878-3301 |
Renton PD |
425-430-7500 |
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Duvall PD |
425-788-1519 |
Sammamish PD (KCSO) |
425-295-0770 |
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Enumclaw PD |
360-825-3505 |
Seattle PD |
206-625-5011 |
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Federal Way PD |
253-835-6700 |
Seatac PD (KCSO) |
206-296-3311 |
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Hunts Point PD |
425-837-3200 |
Snoqualmie PD |
425-888-3333 |
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Kenmore PD (KCSO) |
206-296-3311 |
Tukwila PD |
206-433-1808 |
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Kent PD |
253-852-2121 |
Yarrow Point PD |
425-454-7187 |
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Kirkland PD |
425-577-5656 |
UWPD |
206-685-8973 |
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Lake Forest Park PD |
206-364-8216 |
Woodinville PD (KCSO) |
206-296-3311 |
If you need additional assistance in getting your biological testing done, please call 425-452-6956, and ask to speak with a probation officer who can assist you with this process.
Consumer Awareness/Theft
- Counseling Services of Washington – Kent
- 253-232-8096
- La Esperanza (Spanish) – Burien
- National Traffic Safety Institute – Online
Driver Licensing and Vehicles
Department of Licensing – Suspended License Information
Ignition Interlock Device Vendors
Food, Housing, Transportation and Healthcare
Emergency Feeding Program – Provides food bags for distribution at the Probation Department.
DSHS Washington Connection – Food, Cash, and Medical Assistance through Washington Connection.
King County Public Health – Access to Basic Food Program, ORCA Lift, and Health Insurance. Call 1-800-756-5437 to speak with a live Navigator.
Washington Health Plan Finder – Sign up for a healthcare plan.
Catholic Community Services – Housing assistance through Coordinated Entry for All.
2-1-1 – a free confidential community service and your one-stop connection to the local services you need, from utility assistance, food, housing, health, childcare, after school programs, elder care, crisis intervention and much more.
Substance Use and Mental Health
SAMHSA – A searchable website for mental health and substance use disorder resources.
State Certified Treatment Providers – Alternative site that provides a full listing of state certified agencies.
NA/AA (Online) Meeting Directory – A listing of sober support meetings.
Forms
Basic Information Sheet: If you have been assigned to Active Probation with the City of Bellevue by King County District Court, please complete an Intake Form and bring it with you to your initial intake appoint.
Community Service Agreement: Please sign agreement if completing hours in lieu of fees, hours must be completed at a non-profit within the City of Bellevue.
Monthly Report Form: If you are on Active Probation, please complete this Monthly Report Form and bring it to your next appointment.
Release of Information: a release of information form is a useful form which allows an individual or organization to release certain information about you. Probation officers often use these forms to communicate with treatment providers and other agencies. Please fill out a release of information anytime you would like us to be able to communicate with other agencies.
Sober Support Verification Log: Please use this log to track your sober support group attendance. If your treatment provider has their own version of this form, please use their version.
Payment Methods
To pay for Probation Services, you can use any of the below methods.
Check or Money Order:
Send payments via check or money order to Bellevue Probation Services. Do not send cash in the mail!
- Make the check or money order payable to: City of Bellevue.
- Please put your case number on your payment to ensure that it is properly credited to your account.
- Please indicate if the payment is to be applied to probation fees or electronic home detention fees.
Mail to:
Bellevue Probation Services
PO Box 90012
Bellevue, WA 98009-9012
Card Payments:
Probation Services accepts Visa and MasterCard payments via telephone at 425-452-6956.
Pay In Person:
Payments are accepted in person at Probation Services, 1309 114th Ave SE, Ste. 200, Bellevue, WA 98004.