San Diego County Victim Witness services at 500 Third Avenue in Chula Vista provide court-oriented support to victims and witnesses involved in criminal cases processed through the South County Regional Center. The program operates under California Penal Code Section 13835, which mandates comprehensive victim-witness assistance centers countywide, and coordinates case-status notifications with municipal agencies including City of Chula Vista - City Hall and the Chula Vista Police Department. Witness-assistance services include pre-trial orientation, courtroom-escort accompaniment for testimony, employer-intervention letters for work absences related to court appearances, and property-return facilitation after evidentiary holds are released. Restitution recovery under California Penal Code Section 1202.4 is a core function, with advocates assisting victims in obtaining court-ordered restitution judgments and pursuing collection through Abstract of Judgment filings. The office shares the Third Avenue government corridor with the Superior Court, and referrals for wraparound social services route through South Bay Community Services for housing, counseling, and family-stabilization programs. Bilingual advocates serve the South Bay's predominantly English- and Spanish-speaking population, with Tagalog interpretation available upon advance request.