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News  Massachusetts Probation Service is spotlighted in national organization’s “Meet A Member Monday”

MPS is acknowledged by premiere organization for Probation and Parole professionals
10/28/2026
  • Massachusetts Probation Service

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Coria Holland, Communications Director

American Probation and Parole Association (APPA) in its “Meet A Member Monday” flyer with Trial Court seal.

The Massachusetts Probation Service (MPS), the first Probation Service in the nation and one of the most innovative, was recently featured by the American Probation and Parole Association (APPA) in its “Meet A Member Monday.”

A non-profit organization, APPA is the leading professional membership organization for probation and parole professionals. The organization engages up to 90,000 individuals in the industry including the US, Canada, and internationally, according to its website and online information.

APPA featured the following details on its website:

This week, we’re highlighting the Massachusetts Probation Service (MPS), an Agency Member of the American Probation and Parole Association.

With 105 probation departments located throughout the Commonwealth, the Massachusetts Probation Service works to protect and build safer, healthier, and stronger communities. In partnership with courts, law enforcement, and community organizations, MPS provides supervision, resources, and support that help individuals make positive changes while promoting public safety.

We’re proud to recognize the Massachusetts Probation Service and its commitment to helping individuals and families succeed while strengthening communities across Massachusetts.

Thank you, Massachusetts Probation Service, for being part of the APPA community!

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  • Massachusetts Probation Service

    MPS's main goal is to keep communities safe and to provide people on probation with the rehabilitative tools they need to live a productive and law-abiding life.
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