• Improving Your Education

    The U.S. Probation Office aims to assist every willing person with enhancing his or her education and encourages pursuing adult literacy or GED programs as well as obtaining technical training and seeking higher education.

  • Finding the Help You Need

    The Probation Office offers access to organizations in our communities who provide assistance and services to help with a variety of needs.

  • Assistance with Employment

    Employment is a key indicator of success. Our goal is to help people find opportunities to develop skills, building on interests and abilities, in an effort to establish a career path.

  • Restoring your Civil Rights

    Upon completion of a term of supervision, certain rights are automatically restored and others may be applied for at a later date.

  • Reporting to the Probation Office

    The Probation Office has several methods for submitting Monthly Supervision Reports.

    1. Monthly Supervision Report
    2. On-line reporting (Internet)

  • Scam Alert - CM/ECF Email Phishing

    The Probation Office has received notice of a new phishing attempt targeting attorneys and law firms with fake Notices of Electronic Filing (NEFs). Please note that NEFs come from an email account that is not monitored. If the action item is to respond to the email in order to receive a link to documents, use caution by assuming this is a scam email. Visit PACER directly for confirmation and do not respond to the email.

    • Pre-Lapse in Appropriations Notice to Contractors

      The Judiciary contractor community should read the following notice in case of a lapse in appropriations for FY 2026. The notice can be found here: Pre-Lapse in Appropriations Notice to Contractors