LONGVIEW TEEN COURT INC
EIN 75-2227945 · Youth Development (O54Z)
What they do
LONGVIEW TEEN COURT is A PREVENTATIVE-BASED ALTERNATIVE SENTENCING PROGRAM ALLOWING JUVENILES to TAKE RESPONSIBILITY for THEIR ACTIONS. AFTER PLEADING GUILTY to THE OFFENSE, and BEING ASSIGNED to TEEN COURT THE JUVENILE MUST SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE ALL REQUIRED PHASES of THE PROGRAM (WHICH INCLUDES, BUT is NOT LIMITED TO: COMMUNITY SERVICE, JURY TERMS, EDUCATIONAL CLASSES), for THEIR CASE is DISMISSED BY THE ORIGINAL SENTENCING JUDGE.DURING THE 23-24 FISCAL YEAR, LONGVIEW TEEN COURT REPORTED THE FOLLOWING STATISTICS: 1. 65 CASES WERE TRIED 2. 74% of ALL DEFENDANTS SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED THE TEEN COURT PROGRAM 3. 1,286 HOURS of COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS WERE PERFORMED BY TEEN COURT DEFENDANTS 4. 104 JURY TERMS WERE ASSESSEDLONGVIEW TEEN COURT MAINTAINS AN OFFICE IN THE CITY of LONGVIEW MUNICIPAL COURT BUILDING. LONGVIEW TEEN COURT DOES NOT PAY RENT and VALUES THE USE of THE FACILITIES AT $648.00 ANNUALLY.
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CARLTON SMITHEXECUTIVE DIR.
BELLALINDA LOPEZDIRECTOR
CULLEN ELRODDIRECTOR
DAVE HAGANDIRECTOR
ELIZABETH CHAPPELLSECRETARY
ERIC HADLEYVICE PRESIDENT
KENDON WOMACKDIRECTOR
MICHAEL HEIDGERDIRECTOR
MISTY RYANDIRECTOR
NATASHA HARRELLTREASURER
RAY HATCHERDIRECTOR
SHALONDA ADAMSDIRECTOR
SKIP JENKINSPRESIDENT
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 1993
- Location
- PO BOX 3895, LONGVIEW, TX 75606-3895
- County
- Gregg
- In care of
- SKIP JENKINS
- Primary officer
- SKIP JENKINS, President
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2023
- Tax period began
- October 1, 2023
- Return type
- 990EZ
- Tax preparer
- MARK E DULWEBER PC
- NTEE classification
- Youth Development (O54Z)