How to contact the Probation Ombudsman
Fax: [fax]
Email: [email]
What is an Ombudsman?
The goal of the Probation Ombudsman is to provide information and assistance with probation and court procedures and to respond to questions from Probation clients and the public.
The Probation Ombudsman cannot represent clients or court users, nor provide legal advice. The Probation Ombudsman attends and coordinates community events, county fairs and other events to familiarize the public with information about Probation and the court system, as well as build public trust and confidence in the courts.
See the list of upcoming court seminars and public events
Contact the Probation Ombudsman:
- If you have customer service issues;
- If you have a complaint;
- If you need contact information; or
- If you have a question about reporting instructions.
The Probation Ombudsman will make inquires to help resolve your concerns.
What Can the Probation Ombudsman Do For You?
The Probation Ombudsman works with all parts of probation supervision including Adult, Juvenile and ISP/JISP to:
- provide probation client assistance;
- provide information to the public;
- engage in community outreach;
- investigate and resolve complaints;
- conduct workshops; and
- answer questions about probation.
What the Probation Ombudsman CANNOT Do For You:
- give legal advice or recommend a lawyer;
- give an opinion about what will happen if you do not report as directed;
- talk to your probation officer or the judge for you; or
- change any of your conditions of probation.
See all Judiciary Ombudsman Offices. Visit the Judiciary Ombudsman Program and read the Ombudsman Program
brochure to learn more. You can also take our survey.