Individuals employed by probation and court services departments and/or appointed by the court are eligible upon payment of dues for voting membership and may hold office.

*First-time Full Membership ONLY applies to those qualified for “Full Individual Membership.

Individuals who are full-time college students, upon payment of dues, are eligible for non-voting membership and may not hold office.

Not-for-profit organizations, law enforcement officers, correctional officers, universities, and private business firms interested in probation and court services are eligible for individual, non-voting membership and may not hold office on the Executive Board. Affiliate members are eligible to chair a committee upon approval from the Board.

Individuals not covered above are eligible for non-voting membership upon payment of dues and may not hold office.

A judge is eligible for non-voting membership and may not hold office A Judicial member may chair a committee upon approval from the Board

Honorary Membership: Members who retire after ten (10) years of active service and participation are eligible for voting lifetime membership without further payment of dues upon approval from the Executive Board. A written petition for any eligible member must be submitted to the Executive Board for approval. Honorary members may retain and complete their current term of office. Honorary members may not run for re-election