In Oklahoma, the enforcement of parole and probation among juveniles and adults is split between the Oklahoma Department of Corrections (adults) and the Oklahoma Office of Juvenile Affairs.
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During 2012, the median salary for probation, parole and juvenile probation officers in Oklahoma was $37,050, according to the U.S. Department of Labor.
The salaries listed below pertain to both adult and juvenile probation/parole officers in Oklahoma:
Probation and Parole Officer – Level I:
- Minimum: $26,502
- Midpoint: $35,336
- Maximum: $44,170
Probation and Parole Officer – Level II:
- Minimum: $31,848
- Midpoint: $42,464
- Maximum: $53,080
Probation and Parole Officer – Level III:
- Minimum: $35,032
- Midpoint: $46,709
- Maximum: $58,387
Probation and Parole Officer – Level IV:
- Minimum: $38,885
- Midpoint: $51,846
- Maximum: $64,808
The U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics reports the following salary data for probation, parole, and juvenile probation officers in Oklahoma:
Area name
Employment
Annual mean wage
Fort Smith AR-OK
40
38460
Oklahoma City OK
390
37590
Tulsa OK
120
39670
Northeastern Oklahoma nonmetropolitan area
50
39320
Southeastern Oklahoma nonmetropolitan area
70
38460