Hillsborough County Sheriff's

The Essex County Pre-release and Re-entry Center (ECPRC) in Lawrence, MA, has been a part of the Essex County Sheriff's Department since 1976. Originally established in 1869 as a reform school for boys, the ECPRC now serves as a lower-security facility for inmates with less serious records and those nearing the end of their sentences. The center focuses on reintegration services, offering inmates added responsibilities, program requirements, and work assignments to facilitate their transition back into society. The ECPRC staff is dedicated to the re-entry process, providing inmates with the necessary support and resources to successfully reintegrate into the community. With a focus on increased program participation, work release, and community service, the center aims to prepare inmates for a successful transition from the Middleton facility to the ECPRC. Through its commitment to reintegration, the ECPRC plays a vital role in helping inmates rebuild their lives and reduce the likelihood of reoffending.Generated from the website

The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office is a law enforcement agency that works towards protecting life, property and individual rights while maintaining peace and order. It maintains a variety of divisions, including court security, transportation, communications and senior services. The office has a criminal division that works with other state, local and federal agencies and ensures the exchange of information and safety of law enforcement officers and the public. In addition, the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office has a civil division that deals with domestic violence and other types of emergency restraining orders that include court ordered transfers of physical custody of children. The office additionally offers a range of online services and organizes several community outreach programs. The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office is located in Goffstown, N.H.

The Middlesex County Fourth District Court in Woburn, MA, situated on Pleasant Street, serves the communities of Woburn, Burlington, North Reading, Reading, Stoneham, Wilmington, and Winchester. Presided over by Hon. Timothy H. Gailey, the court also features Associate Justices Hon. J. Elizabeth Cremens and Hon. Tobin N. Harvey, with the clerk's office not accepting e-filing or filing by fax. Generated from their available business information