Parole & Probation Department

The Probation and Parole Division works under the Oregon Department of Community Corrections and supervises more than 4,500 offenders. Its functions include the assessment of offenders potential to re-offend, development of plans to address offenders needs and risk to the community, contact with offenders, their families and therapists and intervention when offenders are not following the conditions of supervision. The division also recommends intervention to courts and parole boards. The Probation and Parole Division Community offers a range of community services that provide various sentencing alternatives to courts and local intermediate sanctions for felony offenders who fail to comply with the conditions of supervision. It is located in Hillsboro, Ore.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office (MCSO) is dedicated to ensuring the safety and well-being of the most populous county in Oregon, delivering essential corrections, civil, and public safety services. Serving multiple cities and unincorporated areas, MCSO actively manages over 100 miles of waterways to maintain a secure environment for the community. Under the leadership of Sheriff Nicole Morrisey O'Donnell, the first woman to hold this esteemed position, MCSO emphasizes accountability, transparency, and community engagement while upholding public safety since its inception. The agency's multifaceted approach blends innovation with experience, contributing significantly to the vibrant and diverse communities within its jurisdiction. Generated from the website

The Parole & Probation Office in Salem, OR provides supervision and support services to individuals under community supervision. They work to ensure compliance with court-ordered conditions and facilitate the rehabilitation and reintegration of clients back into society. Generated from their business information