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AIC (Alternative Incarceration Centers) Felony - Frequently Asked Questions

The following are frequently asked questions of the Oakland County Community Corrections Division's AIC (Alternative Incarceration Centers) Felony Program:


How long is the AIC program?

What is the cost?

Can I work during my stay?

What can I bring to the facility and can I have visitors?

 

How long is the AIC program?

The average is 90 days in length and no more than 150 days.

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What is the cost?

Each AIC is allowed by contract to charge up to 35% of a person’s gross income if employed.  Otherwise, the cost is deferred to Oakland County Community Corrections Division.

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Can I work during my stay?

If the Judge and/or probation officer allows for employment, then yes, employment can continue.  Job search may also be allowed under certain circumstances.

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What can I bring to the facility and can I have visitors?

Each individual center has policies regarding visitors and what a resident can bring.  Please contact the appropriate center for their policies. Click here  for AIC contact information.

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