Welcome to the official site of the
Tulare county
probation department
Kelly M. Vernon
Chief Probation Officer of Tulare County
Introduction
A MESSAGE FROM
THE CHIEF
Welcome to the Tulare County Probation Department’s website!
Here you will find information regarding our department and the vital role probation plays in the criminal justice system. Whether you are seeking specific information or looking to become a member of our team, it is our hope you will find what you are looking for here.
Kind regards,
Chief Kelly M. Vernon
about us
MISSION, VISION
& VALUES
Tulare County Probation is dedicated to changing lives and building safer communities. Together, we strive to protect our communities, enhance quality of life, and serve our courts with integrity and professionalism, fostering positive change through collaboration.
Careers
READY TO JOIN OUR TEAM?
Competitive Salary
Health & Life Insurance
Paid Vacations
12 Paid Holidays
Collaborative Environment
Room for Growth
Training Opportunities
Make a Difference
divisions
Safe Today,
Stronger Tomorrow.
The Probation Department is made up of four divisions: Administration, Adult, Juvenile, and Fiscal. Each division plays an integral part of the justice system while protecting and serving Tulare County.
about us
Success Stories
Tulare County Probation wants you to hear the stories of individuals who have overcome obstacles in life. These stories paint a powerful picture and shed light on the impact of our officers and community partnerships. Each story showcases the transformative journey of those who, despite facing significant challenges, have navigated through adversity to achieve remarkable success.
Jeffrey Rodgers
From living by the river in Porterville to now living at a place on his own, Jeffrey Rodgers has changed his life.
Janelle Carter
Janelle Carter is living proof of how Drug Court’s community partnerships can lead to positive outcomes and a newfound outlook on life.
Conception Rangel
Rangel is a U.S. Veteran who successfully completed her probation through Veteran’s Treatment Court and turned her life around.