Frequently Asked Questions

The 60th District Court Probation Department keeps a list of A.A. and N.A. meetings in Muskegon County along with A.A. sign in slips.  Or you can log into the Alcoholics Anonymous District 6 website for a list of meetings in Muskegon County.

You can get list of dates, routes, times or rates from the Muskegon Area Transportation System website.

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If you are ordered to pay fines, costs or restitution you may be directed to report to the 60th District Court Collections Department to set up a payment plan and you must abide by that payment plan.  If you are not ordered to report to the Collections Department you must abide by all the specific orders regarding your financial obligations.

You must report any and all Police contact to your Probation Officer immediately within 24 hours.

You are expected to be on time for your probation appointments.  Showing up late or not at all for your probation appointments may be considered a probation violation.  You are to check in with the Probation Clerks when reporting for your probation appointments.  

You are subject to drug screens or breath tests as the Probation Department directs.  You are responsible for any fees assessed for drug screens or breath tests if any.

You must keep the Probation Department informed of your current address, phone and employment.  Do not assume the Probation Department is updating the Collections Department records this is your responsibility.

You must get permission from your Probation Officer before you are able to leave the State of Michigan.