5K views · 86 reactions | What do you like about your job as a probation/parole officer? Community Corrections employees in Beaufort County share their purposes and passions. #PPPSweek | North Carolina Department of Public Safety | Facebook

Welcome to the graduation ceremony for Basic Probation/Parole Officer Training Class 502-25. Congratulations graduates, and welcome to the team! #teamTDOC | Tennessee Department of Correction

Take a look at some of the new training that has been implemented during our Probation & Parole Basic Academy. If you are interested in becoming a Probation & Parole Officer, contact the DOC Recruitment Branch at DOC.Recruit@ky.gov. *Please Share | Kentucky Department of Corrections

As we kick off PPPS week, we celebrate our parole officers who work so hard to help their clients succeed and keep our community safe. We appreciate all that you do each and every day. To give a little more insight on what it takes to be a parole officer- we followed former parole officer and now parole supervisor, Ashanta Cline, around town to show a day in the life. #TDCJ #PPPS #ParoleOfficer | Texas Department of Criminal Justice

We are live from the graduation ceremony of Basic Probation Parole Officer Training class 502-24! Congratulations to today’s graduates and welcome to #teamTDOC! | Tennessee Department of Correction

PAROLE & PROBATION 101: A Day with a Parole and Probation Officer (PO) We continue our series on the Sheriff's Office Parole & Probation Division with a closer look at the work of a Parole & Probation Officer. These dedicated professionals work closely with individuals on parole or probation to connect them with resources, provide accountability, and develop individualized plans to promote positive behavior change. The Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office employs more than 30 Parole and Probation O

As we close out Pretrial, Probation, and Parole Supervision Week, Community Supervision Director Kristi Davidson and Parole Officer Training Director Walter Holmes with our Training and Leader Development Division share a special message of appreciation to the many dedicated staff that work hard to ensure their clients stay on the path toward success. Thank you! #TDCJ #PPPSWeek #paroleofficer #probation | Texas Department of Criminal Justice