Court Services: Fine Option Program
Provided by: Government of Saskatchewan - Justice
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Service Description
Fine Option Program gives people the opportunity to settle provincial fines by doing unpaid, supervised community service work, rather than paying in cash. This is not an alternative to sentencing.
The Ministry of Justice works with town councils, First Nations communities, local non-profit organizations or an individual to administer the program in the community. These Fine Option Agencies assign suitable community service work to people who register to settle fines under the program.
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Eligibility
The program is open only to an individual who has received a fine. This does not apply to companies or corporations. Individuals must obtain an order from court to register for the program. If someone is currently receiving Employment Insurance benefits, they may be eligible to participate in the program as long as participation does not affect their ability to meet Employment Insurance requirements in terms of seeking employment/being employed.
Application Process
To register for the Fine Option Program, you must bring one of the following five forms to your local Fine Option agent:
- Notice of Fine
- Notice of Conviction
- Deemed Parking Conviction Notice
- Fine Order (Alberta)
- Time to Pay (Manitoba)
Call the local coordinator in your region or call the Fine Option Hotline at 306-787-3333 for assistance.
Hotline: 306-787-3333
Fine Options Hotline
Service Website
Coverage Area
Saskatchewan
Languages Offered
English
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Fine Option Program: Buffalo Narrows/La Loche
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Fine Option Program: Meadow Lake
Meadow Lake SK -
Fine Option Program: Creighton
Creighton SK -
Fine Option Program: La Ronge
La Ronge SK -
Fine Option Program: Kindersley/Lloydminster
Lloydminster SK S9V 1W5 -
Fine Option Program: North Battleford
North Battleford SK -
Fine Option Program: Prince Albert, Melfort, Nipawin
Prince Albert, Melfort, Nipawin SK -
Fine Option Program: Regina, Qu'Appelle, Moose Jaw, Weyburn, Estevan
Regina SK -
Fine Option Program: Central Office
Regina SK -
Fine Option Program: Saskatoon
Saskatoon SK -
Fine Option Program: Yorkton
Yorkton SK
Location Info
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