Community Resources

CLC provides resources for our community to stay safe and healthy through the Judicial Services department and Urban Farm Center.

Judicial Services

The Judicial Services department offers a variety of programs to support CLC’s partnership with the 19th Judicial Circuit Court of Illinois and to serve the Lake County Community. The Defensive Driving Program, offered since 1991, allows motorists who have received a minor traffic violation in Lake County the option to take classes under court supervision. The classes are accredited by the National Safety Council and emphasize defensive driving techniques. The National Safety Council’s program “Alive at 25” is also available for teen drivers. The Family Parenting Program is for parents with minor children who are dissolving a marriage or seeking co- parenting and custody agreements. The Live Victim Impact Panel is designed to affect the behavior and state of mind of those convicted of DUI and related offenses. The Behavior Choice Module (including both an adult and teen curriculum), along with the Substance Awareness Module, are offered to address and develop cognitive skills that support logical thinking and build healthy lifestyle habits. The Volunteer Probation Support Program recruits, trains and assigns volunteers to work with adults and juveniles during probation periods, providing support, mentoring and supervision.

For more information, call (847) 543-2185, email judicialservices@clcillinois.edu or visit www.clcillinois.edu/judicial

Urban Farm Center

As part of the larger Lakeshore Campus revitalization project, the College will break ground for an urban farm center in early 2025. This center will provide the Waukegan and CLC community access to locally grown produce, a space to engage with and learn about local food and nutrition, and training opportunities for those interested in careers in the growing local food movement.

For more information, visit www.clcillinois.edu/urbanfarm