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Locate parole and probation offices across the United States. Find addresses, phone numbers, and office hours to help you or your loved ones navigate the parole process.
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What Are Parole and Probation Offices?
Parole and probation offices serve as the primary point of contact between individuals under community supervision and the criminal justice system. These offices play a critical role in helping formerly incarcerated individuals reintegrate into society while ensuring public safety.
Who Needs to Visit a Parole Office?
- Parolees — Individuals released from prison before the end of their sentence who must report regularly to a parole officer and comply with specific conditions of release.
- Probationers — Individuals sentenced to probation as an alternative to incarceration who must report to a probation officer.
- Family Members — Relatives seeking information about parole conditions, upcoming hearings, or how to support their loved one during reentry.
- Attorneys — Legal professionals working on behalf of clients involved in the parole or probation process.
Understanding Parole vs. Probation
Parole is the supervised release of a prisoner before the completion of their sentence. A parolee must follow specific conditions and report to a parole officer regularly. Violations can result in a return to prison.
Probation is a court-ordered period of supervision served in the community, usually as an alternative to incarceration. Probationers must comply with conditions set by the court and report to a probation officer.
What to Expect When Visiting
When visiting a parole or probation office, you should bring a valid photo ID and any paperwork related to your case. Offices typically operate during regular business hours (Monday through Friday), though hours may vary by location. It is recommended to call ahead to confirm hours and any specific requirements.
Jail411 Parole Office Directory
Our directory currently covers 523 parole and probation offices across 51 states. We source our data directly from state departments of corrections and parole boards to ensure accuracy. This directory is continuously expanding to cover all 50 states.
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