P.S. § 11.1102(c), along with other fees identified in this Order. With the passage of House Bill 1300 of 2023, which was signed into law by the Governor of Pennsylvania on December 13, 2023, the legislature has resolved an issue of offender supervision fees being collected and disbursed in two different manners. All offender supervision fees, regardless of when they were assessed, are to be deposited in the aforementioned County Supervision Fee Restricted Receipts Account and not the Court Offender Supervision Fund. However, the underlying account will continue to exist for the collection of certain fees not controlled by 18 P.S. § 11.1102(c) and as described herein. In order to avoid future confusion, the account shall be renamed the Court Administrative Fund. The fund shall be designated C1-___ by the Adams County Treasurer's Office and shall consist of the following control numbers:
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C1-02 - The transfer fee imposed by paragraph II of Administrative Order No. 8 of 2022 and DUI transfer fee imposed by paragraph 4(b) of Administrative Order No. 31 of 2013;
C1-03 - The Youthful Offenders Alcohol-Education Program fee (Administrative Order No. 14 of 2022);
C1-04 - Juvenile supervision fee (Administrative Order No. 36 of 2013); and
C1-05 - Funds paid by a juvenile offender after a summary offense has been certified to the Court pursuant to the provisions of 42 Pa. C.S.A. § 6304.1(b).
The Court Offender Treatment Fund is established for purposes of enhancing and providing supplemental funding for community service, treatment, and rehabilitative programs and to assist the indigent in obtaining treatment services. The fund shall be designated C2-___ by the Adams County Treasurer's Office and shall consist of the following control numbers:
C2-01 - Receipts from offender treatment fees paid in lieu of public service pursuant to previously active Administrative Order No. 32 of 2013; and
C2-02 – Offender treatment fees imposed for participation in the Addiction Diversionary Program established by Administrative Order No. 29 of 2013 and the DUI Education Program