What form is used to document the type of treatment program and payment options for an offender's treatment?

The Community Supervision Referral form is the appropriate document used to detail the type of treatment program in which an offender will participate, as well as the associated payment options for that treatment. This form is typically utilized within community supervision settings to coordinate services between treatment providers and corrections or probation officers. It ensures that offenders are referred to suitable programs that meet their needs while also providing a clear outline of any financial responsibilities related to those services.

By using this form, corrections and probation officers can establish a structured plan for the offender’s rehabilitation, ensuring that both the treatment modalities and payment plans are clearly communicated. This is crucial for accountability and follow-through on treatment requirements laid out in an offender's supervision plan.

The other forms listed serve different functions. For instance, a School Verification Notification Attendance letter is used to confirm attendance and participation in educational programs, while a Behavioral Contract outlines the specific behaviors expected from an offender as part of their supervision. The Progress Review Form is utilized to document an offender’s progress in their treatment or compliance with supervision requirements. Each of these serves vital roles but does not specifically focus on documenting treatment programs and payment options as effectively as the Community Supervision Referral form does.