Nationwide probation directory
Probation offices
by state
Start with the state and court system named on the order, transfer paperwork, or reporting instructions.
Choose a stateThe system changes by jurisdiction. Probation may be county-run or state-run. Federal probation and parole are separate.
State finder
Search all states and D.C.
Use the name on the paperwork
County, state, and federal are different routes.
County probationCommon in California and some local court systems.
State probationOne state agency may manage field offices or districts.
U.S. ProbationFederal courts use a separate district system.
State directories
Choose the jurisdiction on the paperwork.
A state becomes clickable after Jail411 verifies who runs probation there and confirms the public office routes. California is live; the remaining directories are being built from official sources.
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ALAlabamaVerification in progress
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AKAlaskaVerification in progress
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AZArizonaVerification in progress
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ARArkansasVerification in progress
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COColoradoVerification in progress
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CTConnecticutVerification in progress
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FLFloridaVerification in progress
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HIHawaiiVerification in progress
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IDIdahoVerification in progress
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IAIowaVerification in progress
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NHNew HampshireVerification in progress
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NYNew YorkVerification in progress
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NCNorth CarolinaVerification in progress
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NDNorth DakotaVerification in progress
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OHOhioVerification in progress
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OKOklahomaVerification in progress
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SCSouth CarolinaVerification in progress
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No jurisdiction matches that search.
Try the full state name or two-letter abbreviation.
What earns a state page
The responsible system first. Offices second.
Probation is not organized uniformly across the country. Before a state directory goes live, Jail411 identifies whether supervision is handled by counties, a statewide agency, court districts, or a combination of systems.
Only public reporting and contact routes tied to official government sources are published. A nearby office is not necessarily the assigned office, so users should still confirm the location and reporting instructions before traveling.
How Jail411 verifies directory records