The State Parole Division Western Region Office is part of the New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision (DOCCS), serving as a critical component of the state’s criminal justice system. This government office is responsible for supervising individuals released from state incarceration, ensuring their compliance with the conditions of parole as they reintegrate into society. Operating in the Western New York region, the office upholds public safety by monitoring parolees and supporting their successful return to the community.

With a focus on rehabilitation, the staff collaborates with local resources and community partners to provide access to education, vocational training, substance abuse treatment, and mental health services. The agency emphasizes structured case management and risk assessment to reduce recidivism and promote long-term success for parolees. Staffed by qualified parole officers and social services professionals, the office plays a vital role in both supervising and supporting individuals under its jurisdiction.

Key Services:

– Supervision of individuals released from state prison on parole
– Risk assessment and case management planning
– Coordination with treatment providers and community programs
– Facilitation of reentry services including housing, employment, and education support
– Enforcement of parole conditions and response to violations
– Collaboration with local law enforcement and social service agencies
– Monitoring and reporting on parolee compliance and progress
– Public safety outreach and community reintegration initiatives