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MCSP Client Information

Are you an MCSP client? Here you can find information on how to get started on serving your community service hours.

In order to serve community service hours through MCSP, you must be court ordered to the program. Please verify your that your are court ordered to MCSP before continuing.

To begin serving court ordered community service hours through MCSP, you must make an appointment to meet with an MCSP representative. To make an appointment, you must contact MCSP at 816-960-6809. Phones are answered Monday through Friday from 9:00am to 11:30am and 1:00pm to 4:00pm. If someone is not available to take your call, you may leave a message and it will be returned as soon as possible.

You must meet with an MCSP representative before beginning your community service hours. Community service hours performed prior to meeting with MCSP will not be credited to your case. Upon meeting with an MCSP representative, you will be assigned a worksite where your community service hours will be performed. Hours performed anywhere other than your assigned worksite will not be credited to your case.

A program fee is charged for each case that is court ordered to MCSP and varies by the number of ordered community service hours. As long as community service hours are completed in accordance with MCSP policy, no additional fee will be charged. You will be informed of the program fee amount upon scheduling your appoitment. All payments must be in the form of a money order: cash or check will not be accepted. We apologize for the inconvenience of applying the program fee; however, it is necessary to keep the program operational, as MCSP is a non-profit organization.

Things to bring to your appointment:

Court Order showing your court date, the court case number (i.e. ticket number), the number of community service hours ordered, the date the community service is ordered for completion (if applicable) and the location ordered for completion (if applicable).
Name and contact information for your probation officer, if ordered.
Medical documentation for any mental or physical condition that may affect you performing your community service hours.
Payment, in the form of a money order or credit card (Visa or Mastercard only), for your program fee. Check or cash are not accepted.

Stipulations vary by court and case, so please remember to bring your court order with you to your appointment. If you do not have your court order, please aquire a copy from the court prior to your appointment. Further details of your court ordered community service will be discussed during your appointment.