AN ACT INCENTIVIZING EDUCATIONAL AND WORKFORCE ACHIEVEMENT AS A MEANS OF REDUCING A PROBATIONER'S TERM OF SUPERVISION.

SB 215 allows Adult Probation Services to reduce a probationer's supervision term by 60 days for each educational advancement completed (like earning a degree or certification) and 30 days for each qualifying workforce activity (such as job training or employment) during probation. It directly affects individuals on probation who complete these activities, without requiring court approval. The bill amends Chapter 961 of the general statutes to establish this incentive structure as a formal policy. This creates a concrete, measurable pathway for probationers to shorten their supervision period through education and employment.