Probation and Parole Services

Probation and Parole Staff Directory

The Probation and Parole Division supervises approximately 3,600 justice involved individuals. It is made up of specialized teams to serve a variety of people.

This includes supervision teams for:

• sex crimes
• domestic violence
• substance abuse
• individuals experiencing mental illness
• women

Supervision is a tool to meet court-ordered conditions while helping justice involved individuals live successfully in the community. At Probation and Parole, people are connected to resources that help with long-term stability, like finding a job, being in treatment and skill building programs, and creating a system of community supports.

Probation and Parole has three levels of supervision: Level I, Level II, and Case Bank

• Level I Supervision

  • Higher risk individuals

  • Requires regular face-to-face contact and participation in treatment

  • Home visits and drug screening are done as necessary

• Level II Supervision

  • Lower risk individuals

  • Usually requires only quarterly contact with a Probation and Parole Officer

  • Must follow the conditions of supervision to remain on Level II

• Case Bank

  • Participant earns their way to case bank by following supervision conditions

  • Not required to report in person to their Probation and Parole Officer

  • Monitored with file reviews, treatment reports, and court accounting records