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Utah Department of Corrections Adult Probation and Parole

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Salt Lake City, United States

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State government office· Correctional services department

Utah Department of Corrections Adult Probation and Parole Reviews | Rating 3.2 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Utah Department of Corrections Adult Probation and Parole is located in Salt Lake City, United States on 36 Fremont Ave S. Utah Department of Corrections Adult Probation and Parole is rated 3.2 out of 5 in the category state government office in United States.

Address

36 Fremont Ave S

Phone

+1 8012392100

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Cameron Swensen

Cameron swensen and brad Mathews selling weed in taylorsville at majestic oaks on superior peaks drive

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Anastasia Sergeevna

They are really friendly. And its clean. They are taking every percussion for safty as well.

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Mx. Alysia LeFevre Lopez de Martinez

Do what they ask. Be nice and they will be nice to you. Just want you to be a valuable member of society. Going to get my charges expunged in a few years. Bring the paperwork you are supposed to when you meet with parole officer and keep your nose clean. You will get off probation faster.

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Airomee Wind

I don't understand why people think the staff at AP&P are so mean. After all it is their job to be firm with violators of the law. Maybe because I am a long time politician/activist in Utah I relate to the staff at AP&P better than most people. I commend the hard working folks at the department of corrections for the excellent job they do. Running the Utah state prison and Decker Lake is a really tough job. I emphasized the word TOUGH. Being a CO in the prison is really hard, emotional challenging and down right dangerous work because of the villains they have to deal with on a daily basis. I appreciate how respectful the AP&P staff have always been toward me as a public figure. I most appreciate they have one goal in mind the same as me. Keeping our streets safe and having a passion about it. One of the most effective uses of our taxpayers dollar in my adamant opinion. Thanks a million. God Bless you AP&P

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Jennifer B

Dear Airomee, Yes, it's their job to be firm but dirty shouldn't be the MO and it seems that it is. Give people a chance and don't make life hell on someone who is trying to recover from addiction. It's not helpful and just perpetuates the situation. Also, maybe when you aren’t a “public figure” you can report on how you were treated. Until then, your adamant and biased opinion means nothing. It's a waste of taxpayer dollars and the "system", in general, is not just or helpful.

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Kathleen Esparza

My P.O is cool enough but I think that Utah's court system sucks and I don't think that I am biased in anyway as I was able to see how the judicial system is supposed to work when I visited NM . Even my P.O said that he has never seen anyone do 8 months and then still have to be on probation . I think it is because my Judge is inexperienced . If you get Judge Camille Nieder watch out . Without a doubt you will be on probation. Lol

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Kern Huerta

Good group of ordinary citizens, performing extraordinary duties. My experience with the court system has actually been a positive thing. Utah's correction system isn't perfect, but it's FAIR!! For all the bad wrap these guys get, they are just normal human beings, with family, dreams. I would like to thank the men and woman in uniform who are moral and just, who carry out there duties with honor. I haven't always been a model citizen, but I am grateful for the opportunity I've been given to reform my life and with the help of Adult Probation and Parole I will once again become a positive influence on society.

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ANTWON STARKS

The parole office is not the best it can be they need to let adults be adults.

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