Probation, Parole and Juvenile Probation Officer Salaries in North Carolina

In North Carolina, the term “parole” is no longer used. Instead, individuals fitting into that category are considered to be on post-release supervision, which is monitored by the North Carolina Department of Corrections. Juveniles on probation and post-release supervision are monitored by the North Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention

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Rasmussen University

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The North Carolina Office of State Personnel provides these salaries of probation officers in North Carolina, including juvenile probation officers:

Probation/Parole Associate:

• Starting Salary: $33,190

Probation/Parole Officer II:

• Recruitment Range: $37,125 to $42,000
• Maximum: $59,604

Here, the U.S. Department of Labor has provided salary data by city for juvenile probation officers and adult probation/parole officers in North Carolina: