In Washington, both adult and juvenile probation are handled through local district courts. Although handled in individual judicial districts throughout the state, probation services provided to adults are supervised by the Washington Department of Corrections, Community Corrections Division while the Washington Department of Social and Health Services, Juvenile Rehabilitation Administration handles probation services for juveniles.
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According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics 2012 report, the median salary among probation and juvenile probation officers in Washington State was $51,220.
Included below are salaries for juvenile and adult probation officers as reported by the Washington State DOC:
Community Corrections Officer 1:
- Step A: $30,240
- Step B: $30,996
- Step C: $31,704
- Step D: $32,460
- Step E: $33,228
- Step L (Maximum): $39,312
Community Corrections Officer 2:
- Step A: $38,328
- Step B: $39,312
- Step C: $40,260
- Step D: $41,316
- Step E: $42,264
- Step L (Maximum): $50,304
Community Corrections Officer 3:
- Step A: $40,260
- Step B: $41,316
- Step C: $42,264
- Step D: $43,368
- Step E: $44,448
- Step L (Maximum): $52,872
The U.S. Department of Labor has provided the following probation, parole and juvenile probation officer salaries for cities in Washington State: