Special Announcement

Due to street closures, restricted zones, and access limitations related to the Freedom 250 Grand Prix of Washington, D.C., CSOSA’s 633 Indiana Avenue NW field site will be closed from Monday, August 17, 2026, through Friday, August 21, 2026. Normal operations will resume on Monday, August 24, 2026.

• Reentry and Processing Center: RAP Center operations will be virtual for the above dates. If you have been instructed to report to CSOSA for intake, please call (202) 585-7233.
• Sex Offender Registrants: If you are scheduled to report, you should have been contacted with revised reporting instructions. If you have not received revised reporting instructions, please call (202) 585-7245 or email SORHelp@csosa.gov.
• GPS Operations: GPS operations have been temporarily relocated to the 2101Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue SE field site.
• Drug Testing: If you are due to undergo drug testing, report to the Illegal Substance Collection Unit (ISCU) located at the 2101Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue SE field site.
• Regular Reporting: If you are usually scheduled to report to your community supervision officer (CSO) at the affected location and have not received revised reporting instructions, contact your CSO directly.

If you have any additional questions not answered here, please contact our main number at (202) 220-5300.

The Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency is a federal agency mandated to supervise adults on probation, parole, and supervised release in the District of Columbia.

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CSOSA joins the PSA and 90,000+ community supervision professionals nationwide in celebrating Pretrial, Probation, and Parole Supervision Week 2026. See how one person’s act of faith became a nationwide mission of second chances.

CSOSA joins the Pretrial Services Agency and 90,000+ community supervision professionals nationwide in celebrating Pretrial, Probation, and Parole Supervision Week 2026. Discover how a Boston shoemaker’s 1841 act of faith became a nationwide mission of second chances.

CSOSA Celebrates PPPS Week 2026

CSOSA Celebrates PPPS Week 2026

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CSOSA is pleased to announce that our fiscal year 2025 data is now available, offering important insights into our community supervision work and our continued commitment to public safety in the District of Columbia.

FY 2025 Supervision Data

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On August 4, 2000, the Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency (CSOSA) was certified as an independent executive branch agency. CSOSA has since transformed community supervision in the Nation’s Capital by focusing on evidence-based practices that address the unique needs and risks of each person on supervision.

CSOSA CELEBRATES 25 YEARS

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CSOSA’s guiding principles — Community, Accountability, and Justice — are featured on our agency seal and inform our daily work of supervising individuals while partnering with community organizations to promote successful reintegration for the people we supervise and enhance public safety for everyone who visits, works, and lives in the District of Columbia.

WHAT GUIDES US

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CSOSA’s mission is to effectively supervise adults under our jurisdiction to enhance public safety, reduce recidivism, support the fair administration of justice, and promote accountability, inclusion and success through the implementation of evidence-based practices in close collaboration with our criminal justice partners and the community.

OUR MISSION

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PUBLIC SAFETY

We promote public safety and strive to reduce recidivism by targeting criminogenic risk and needs using innovative and evidence-based strategies.

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INTEGRATION

We help justice-involved individuals to reintegrate into the community by connecting them with the resources and interventions they need.

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ACCOUNTABILITY

We strengthen and promote accountability by facilitating supervisee compliance and cultivating a culture of continuous measurement and improvement within the agency.

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FAIR ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE

We support the fair administration of justice by providing timely and accurate information to decision-makers throughout the criminal justice system.

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