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Tulare County Probation Department was established in 1908 and provides a multi-dimensional approach. JOIN OUR TEAM! https://tcprobation.com/careers/

10/16/2026

This week, members of our staff wore pink in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, honoring and showing support for those affected by breast cancer.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month reminds us of the value of early detection, regular screenings, and continued support for individuals and families facing this disease.

We stand with those currently undergoing treatment, celebrate survivors, and honor the memory of those we've lost.

10/14/2026

Tulare County Probation Department Statement Regarding Federal Immigration Enforcement

The Tulare County Probation Department is committed to providing public safety, rehabilitation and assistance with an individual’s successful reintegration into our community.

Tulare County Probation does not participate in, nor do we assist with federal immigration enforcement activities. Our personnel do not participate in enforcement actions based solely on a person’s immigration status.

Our services and supervision are focused on fulfilling our lawful duties, supporting individuals under our supervision and providing safety and security for our communities.

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Comunicado del Departamento de Tulare County Probation sobre la Aplicación de las Leyes Federales de Inmigración

El Departamento de Tulare County Probation está comprometido con la seguridad pública, la rehabilitación y el apoyo a las personas para lograr su reintegración exitosa a nuestra comunidad.

Tulare County Probation no participa ni brinda asistencia en actividades federales de aplicación de las leyes de inmigración. Nuestro personal no participa en acciones de aplicación de la ley basadas únicamente en el estatus migratorio de una persona.

Nuestros servicios y labores de supervisión se centran en cumplir con nuestras obligaciones legales, apoyar a las personas bajo nuestra supervisión y brindar seguridad y protección a nuestras comunidades.

10/12/2026

Deputy Probation Officer Rivera was back on campus, this time with experience to share!

DPO Rivera returned to his alma mater, Porterville College, to speak with students in the Introduction to Administration of Justice class. He shared insights from his probation career, discussed the department’s role in the community, and emphasized the importance of higher education and preparing for criminal justice careers.

Thank you to Porterville College for welcoming Officer Rivera back to connect with students exploring careers in the field.

10/08/2026

It was great to see so many families out for National Night Out in Visalia and Porterville!

Tulare County Probation staff joined our law enforcement and emergency services partners for an evening spent connecting with the community. Visitors had the opportunity to step aboard our Mobile Service Center, meet our team, and learn more about Probation’s work throughout Tulare County.

We appreciated the chance to talk with residents and share more about our work. Thank you to the Visalia and Porterville Police Departments for organizing these events and bringing our communities together for National Night Out.

10/03/2026

Build a career where your work makes a difference every day. Tulare County Probation is hiring for Probation Correctional Officer I, an entry-level opportunity for those ready to begin a rewarding career in public service.

As a PCO I, you’ll develop valuable skills and hands-on experience while building a path toward advancement to PCO II and PCO III. Along the way, you’ll have access to opportunities and benefits including:

• Uniform allowance
• Employee benefits
• Bilingual pay opportunities
• Career growth and promotional opportunities

If you’re looking for a purposeful career centered on teamwork, service, and making a positive impact in the community, this could be your next step.

10/02/2026

Inspiring the next generation of public safety professionals starts with giving students the chance to learn directly from those serving their community.

Recently, Probation Officer Jessica Moncada represented Tulare County Probation at Golden West High School’s Leaders of Tomorrow event for its First Responders Academy.

Alongside professionals from other public safety agencies, Officer Moncada shared her experience working in Probation and spoke with students about the profession and how they can prepare for career opportunities, including advice about applying for positions. She was impressed by how prepared, engaged, and respectful the students were throughout the event. They asked thoughtful questions, showed genuine interest in the field, and were already thinking about their own future careers.

Experiences like these give students the opportunity to hear directly from professionals in the field, explore different public safety career paths, and build the knowledge and confidence that can help prepare them for the workforce.

Thank you to Golden West High School’s First Responders Academy for inviting Officer Moncada and Tulare County Probation to be part of Leaders of Tomorrow.

09/29/2026

09/25/2026

Recently, students in the Workforce Investment Board of Tulare County LEAP program spent a day with Tulare County Probation learning about careers in our department.

Staff introduced them to the work of Probation Officers in court and field assignments, as well as the role of Probation Correctional Officers in our Juvenile Detention Facility. Students learned about job requirements, got a hands-on introduction to some of the equipment staff use, and toured our Mobile Service Center.

We appreciate the staff members who took the time to share their knowledge and experience. We hope the visit encouraged students to consider a career serving their community.

09/23/2026

A partnership between Tulare County Probation and Porterville Police Department helped lead to an arrest in a recent Porterville shooting investigation.

A Tulare County Probation Officer assigned through the Police Partnership Unit assisted Porterville Police with their investigation of a suspect on Post-Release Community Supervision. Information from the joint investigation connected the suspect to multiple shooting scenes and helped investigators locate him at a residence in the 15000 block of Cedar Road.

The suspect surrendered and was arrested by Porterville Police. During the search, a Tulare County Probation Officer found a loaded Stoeger STR-9 9mm handgun with a live round in the chamber and an extended magazine holding 12 rounds. The fi***rm, am******on, and magazine were turned over to Porterville Police detectives for processing.

The Tulare County District Attorney's Office charged the suspect with 18 felonies related to the shootings. These include three counts of attempted murder, three counts of shooting at an inhabited dwelling, and 12 counts of assault with a fi***rm. The complaint also lists special allegations for a previous serious felony, a second strike, and the personal and intentional discharge of a fi***rm. The court also received a petition to end the suspect's Post-Release Community Supervision.

This case shows how Tulare County Probation’s Police Partnership Unit works alongside our law enforcement partners to share critical information, support investigations, help locate suspects, recover evidence, and keep our communities safe.

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3241 West Noble Avenue
Visalia, CA
93277

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+15596089035

Website

https://tcprobation.com/

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