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Probation offices by state
Find probation office directories by state. Jail411 identifies county, state, and federal supervision routes and links verified public office information.
Nationwide probation directory
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.
Every state and D.C. now has a verified routing page identifying who runs adult probation and the official government entry point. Office-level detail varies because governments publish their systems differently.
Official route verified
- ALAlabamaOpen official route
- AKAlaskaOpen official route
- AZArizonaOpen official route
- ARArkansasOpen official route
- CACaliforniaOpen official route
- COColoradoOpen official route
- CTConnecticutOpen official route
- DEDelawareOpen official route
- DCDistrict of ColumbiaOpen official route
- FLFloridaOpen official route
- GAGeorgiaOpen official route
- HIHawaiiOpen official route
- IDIdahoOpen official route
- ILIllinoisOpen official route
- INIndianaOpen official route
- IAIowaOpen official route
- KSKansasOpen official route
- KYKentuckyOpen official route
- LALouisianaOpen official route
- MEMaineOpen official route
- MDMarylandOpen official route
- MAMassachusettsOpen official route
- MIMichiganOpen official route
- MNMinnesotaOpen official route
- MSMississippiOpen official route
- MOMissouriOpen official route
- MTMontanaOpen official route
- NENebraskaOpen official route
- NVNevadaOpen official route
- NHNew HampshireOpen official route
- NJNew JerseyOpen official route
- NMNew MexicoOpen official route
- NYNew YorkOpen official route
- NCNorth CarolinaOpen official route
- NDNorth DakotaOpen official route
- OHOhioOpen official route
- OKOklahomaOpen official route
- OROregonOpen official route
- PAPennsylvaniaOpen official route
- RIRhode IslandOpen official route
- SCSouth CarolinaOpen official route
- SDSouth DakotaOpen official route
- TNTennesseeOpen official route
- TXTexasOpen official route
- UTUtahOpen official route
- VTVermontOpen official route
- VAVirginiaOpen official route
- WAWashingtonOpen official route
- WVWest VirginiaOpen official route
- WIWisconsinOpen official route
- WYWyomingOpen official route
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.
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Does posting bond mean the person comes home?
Not always. A probation or parole hold, another county's warrant or an immigration detainer can keep someone in custody after bond is posted. Ask the jail what holds are on the booking before you pay.
What should I confirm before visiting?
The person's current facility, the visiting schedule, approval requirements, accepted identification and arrival instructions. Check the facility page and its official sources before you travel.
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