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California Courts: Online Community Service

Find your specific court below and learn how our 501(c)(3) nonprofit program may satisfy community service requirements ordered by California courts.

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58Counties Covered
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Showing 58 of 58 courts

Bay Area9 courts

Alameda County Superior CourtAlameda County
75 judges Alameda County
→Contra Costa County Superior CourtContra Costa County
26 judges Contra Costa County
→Marin County Superior CourtMarin County
8 judges Marin County
→Napa County Superior CourtNapa County
4 judges Napa County
→San Francisco County Superior CourtCity and County of San Francisco
52 judges San Francisco County
→San Mateo County Superior CourtSan Mateo County
16 judges San Mateo County
→Santa Clara County Superior CourtSanta Clara County
53 judges Santa Clara County
→Solano County Superior CourtSolano County
8 judges Solano County
→Sonoma County Superior CourtSonoma County
10 judges Sonoma County
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Sacramento Valley8 courts

Butte County Superior CourtButte County
7 judges Butte County
→Colusa County Superior CourtColusa County
1 judge Colusa County
→Glenn County Superior CourtGlenn County
2 judges Glenn County
→Sacramento County Superior CourtSacramento County
43 judges Sacramento County
→Sutter County Superior CourtSutter County
3 judges Sutter County
→Tehama County Superior CourtTehama County
2 judges Tehama County
→Yolo County Superior CourtYolo County
5 judges Yolo County
→Yuba County Superior CourtYuba County
3 judges Yuba County
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San Joaquin Valley8 courts

Fresno County Superior CourtFresno County
24 judges Fresno County
→Kern County Superior CourtKern County
17 judges Kern County
→Kings County Superior CourtKings County
4 judges Kings County
→Madera County Superior CourtMadera County
4 judges Madera County
→Merced County Superior CourtMerced County
6 judges Merced County
→San Joaquin County Superior CourtSan Joaquin County
13 judges San Joaquin County
→Stanislaus County Superior CourtStanislaus County
10 judges Stanislaus County
→Tulare County Superior CourtTulare County
12 judges Tulare County
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Gold Country7 courts

Amador County Superior CourtAmador County
2 judges Amador County
→Calaveras County Superior CourtCalaveras County
2 judges Calaveras County
→El Dorado County Superior CourtEl Dorado County
6 judges El Dorado County
→Mariposa County Superior CourtMariposa County
2 judges Mariposa County
→Nevada County Superior CourtNevada County
4 judges Nevada County
→Placer County Superior CourtPlacer County
8 judges Placer County
→Tuolumne County Superior CourtTuolumne County
3 judges Tuolumne County
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Central Coast5 courts

Monterey County Superior CourtMonterey County
11 judges Monterey County
→San Benito County Superior CourtSan Benito County
2 judges San Benito County
→San Luis Obispo County Superior CourtSan Luis Obispo County
6 judges San Luis Obispo County
→Santa Barbara County Superior CourtSanta Barbara County
10 judges Santa Barbara County
→Santa Cruz County Superior CourtSanta Cruz County
5 judges Santa Cruz County
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North Coast4 courts

Del Norte County Superior CourtDel Norte County
2 judges Del Norte County
→Humboldt County Superior CourtHumboldt County
5 judges Humboldt County
→Lake County Superior CourtLake County
3 judges Lake County
→Mendocino County Superior CourtMendocino County
4 judges Mendocino County
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Southern California4 courts

Los Angeles County Superior CourtLos Angeles County
580 judges Los Angeles County
→Orange County Superior CourtOrange County
92 judges Orange County
→San Diego County Superior CourtSan Diego County
69 judges San Diego County
→Ventura County Superior CourtVentura County
17 judges Ventura County
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Northern California3 courts

Shasta County Superior CourtShasta County
5 judges Shasta County
→Siskiyou County Superior CourtSiskiyou County
3 judges Siskiyou County
→Trinity County Superior CourtTrinity County
1 judge Trinity County
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Sierra3 courts

Alpine County Superior CourtAlpine County
1 judge Alpine County
→Plumas County Superior CourtPlumas County
2 judges Plumas County
→Sierra County Superior CourtSierra County
1 judge Sierra County
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Eastern Sierra2 courts

Inyo County Superior CourtInyo County
2 judges Inyo County
→Mono County Superior CourtMono County
2 judges Mono County
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Inland Empire2 courts

Riverside County Superior CourtRiverside County
48 judges Riverside County
→San Bernardino County Superior CourtSan Bernardino County
47 judges San Bernardino County
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Northeast2 courts

Lassen County Superior CourtLassen County
2 judges Lassen County
→Modoc County Superior CourtModoc County
1 judge Modoc County
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Desert1 court

Imperial County Superior CourtImperial County
5 judges Imperial County
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How Community Service Works in California Courts

Under California Penal Code § 1203.1, courts may order community service as a condition of probation for misdemeanor and certain felony offenses.

California has 58 counties, and community service is ordered by its superior courts across all 58 counties. The court that hears your case sets how many hours you need, the deadline and how you prove completion.

  • Population: 39 million (U.S. Census Bureau, 2023)
  • Counties: 58 (Judicial Council of California)
  • Annual Court Filings: 5.4 million+ (Judicial Council of California)

If your order allows online hours, you can complete them with us and submit your certificate and hour log the way your court instructs. Our California community service guide covers the state’s courts and rules in more detail, and you can read how to complete community service online in California.

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Important Disclaimer

Foundation of Change is an online community service provider. Completion of our program does not guarantee acceptance by any specific court, judge, or jurisdiction in California. Always consult your attorney, probation officer, or court clerk to confirm that our program will satisfy your specific court requirement before enrolling.

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