In New Mexico, probation and parole are separated between adults and juveniles. The New Mexico Corrections Department, Probation and Parole Division enforce adult parole and probation, while juvenile offenders are supervised by the New Mexico Children, Youth, and Families Department.
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According to a recent publication released by the U.S. Department of Labor, in 2012, the median salary for probation, parole and juvenile probation officers in New Mexico was $35,490.
Salary information provided here was made available through the state agencies that hire probation, parole and juvenile probation officers:
Probation Parole Officer 1:
- Minimum: $30,534
- Midpoint: $42,432
- Maximum: $54,309
Probation Parole Officer 2:
- Minimum: $34,050
- Midpoint: $47,299
- Maximum: $60,528
Probation Parole Officer Supervisor:
- Minimum: $38,168
- Midpoint: $53,040
- Maximum: $67,870
Juvenile Probation Parole Officer:
- Minimum: $34,049.60
- Maximum: $60,528
Below are the salaries of parole and probation officers in addition to juvenile probation officers in cities throughout New Mexico as provided by the U.S. Department of Labor:
Area name
Employment
Annual mean wage
Albuquerque NM
480
35060
Farmington NM
40
38210
Santa Fe NM
90
37680
North and West Central New Mexico nonmetropolitan area
110
39580
Eastern New Mexico nonmetropolitan area
100
36650