Probation Department  
3974 Durock Road, 205  
Shingle Springs, CA  
530-621-5625  
County of El Dorado  
www.edcgov.us/probation  
Minutes - Final  
Delinquency Prevention Commission  
Sandra Hurley, Treasurer  
Larry Berger, Member  
Brian Conway, Member  
Teri Monterosso, Member  
Linda Strongman, Member  
Mario Guerrero, Member  
STAFF:  
Julie Oates, Administrative Analyst  
Tuesday, July 22, 2025  
5:00 PM  
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CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL  
5 - Berger, Monterosso, Conway, Strongman and Guerrero  
1 - Hurley  
Present:  
Absent:  
PUBLIC COMMENT  
ADOPTION OF THE AGENDA AND APPROVAL OF THE CONSENT CALENDAR  
CONSENT CALENDAR  
Motion to approve the Consent Calendar and Minutes from 6.17.25  
5 - Berger, Monterosso, Conway, Strongman and Guerrero  
1 - Hurley  
Yes:  
Absent:  
25-1204  
END OF CONSENT CALENDAR  
POLICY MATTERS  
REPORTS  
Judge's Comments – not in attendance  
Juvenile Treatment Center Assistant Deputy Probation Officer - Beth Borovich in  
attendance reported:  
On 7/17/25 OYCR visited the JTC (3 representatives) met with all but one youth in the  
facility as well as DCPO Smith, ADCPO Borovich and DPOS DeVol. No known  
grievances to report and no follow up action needed. Feedback from OYCR discussion  
with Youth: 1) point loss equitable male/female 2) food quantity/portion size – some  
youth noted they would like larger portions with meals.  
Currently: 13youth (10 male/3 female) – 1 SYTF, 1 Challenge – both from out of County  
of El Dorado y  
5 bookings – 4 released of the 5 bookings - two from in county (1WS and 1SLT) and  
three from out of County of El Dorado  
4 use of force reports within the last 30 days (decline from last month)  
7 suicide watch incidents (increase from last month)  
No current major projects going on at the JTC  
New furniture is still in the works – currently with County Procurement  
CFT (Child and Family Team) – 3-4 per month (including pre-placement and transition  
home or out)  
Chief Probation Officer - not in attendance  
Treasurer's Report – not in attendance  
Leadership Team - nothing new to report  
NEW BUSINESS  
Tahoe Alliance for Safe Kids (TASK) - Presentation  
Theresa Papandrea  
Task's Mission is to prevent and reduce youth substance use and related harm  
Evolved from Drug Free Collaboration (2012) primarily (90%) grant funded. Going into 4th year  
as a non-profit  
work, 8 member Board, approx $30K annual budget Theresa works with TASK approx 20  
hrs/week as primary  
* distribute medical lock bags (keep prescriptions out of reach of children) and drug deactivation  
kits (disposal of medications safely)  
* presentations with youth - tie into schools and education - preventative and educational  
assemblies and healthy decisions - Kindness Assembly, "refusal" skills - ways to say "no"  
* partners with Live Violence Free  
*Soul Shoppe - Social Emotional Health - build skills and tools to deal with stress and coping  
skills  
Theresa Papandrea also coordinates the Drugstore Project  
ADJOURNED AT 6:30pm  
Motion to Adjourn at 6:30pm