What is the CCAP program?
Community Corrections Alternative Program (CCAP) is a sentencing option for those convicted of non-violent crimes that emphasizes re-entry and transitional services. Participants must be on supervision for the duration of the program, if accepted.
What does the CCAP referral unit do?
CCAP Referral Unit assesses participants’ needs. The CCAP Referral Unit works in collaboration with our mental health and health services staff to assess participants’ suitability for CCAP on a case by case basis.
Do I qualify for CCAP?
View printable versions of the CCAP brochure and pre-admission manual. Probation, parole, and post-release cases may qualify for CCAP if underlying offenses do not fall under Code of Virginia §19.2-297.1
What is the recommended period of intensive supervision after completing CCAP?
After successfully completing the program, they also have a recommended period of intensive supervision followed by at least one year of regular supervision. View printable versions of the CCAP brochure and pre-admission manual.
CCAP is a state-funded program that comes under the Director of State Courts. It supports the IT needs of all the Wisconsin courts including appellate courts. CCAP is responsible for keeping computer technology up-to-date with the latest innovative trends for improved efficiency.
Why choose Hafren?
We have built up a very good relationship with Hafren over the years, not only is this due to the best quality of product but also a top service from the staff who are always willing to help with any advice required and who will always go the extra mile.
How do I contact CCAP?
CCAP is a state-initiated and funded program that supports joint state/county responsibility for the court system. Contact information. Consolidated Court Automation Programs Jean Bousquet, Chief Information Officer 110 East Main Street, Suite 500 Madison, WI 53703-3328 Ph: (608) 267-3728 Fax: (608) 261-6655
Who uses CCAP computers in Wisconsin?
Clerks of circuit court, registers in probate, juvenile clerks, circuit court judges, and circuit court staff in all of Wisconsin’s 72 counties use CCAP computers in their offices and chambers as well as in the court-rooms. Access to the Internet, the court system Intranet, and Internet e-mail is also provided.