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1. What is Probation?

Probation is a court ordered sanction that allows a person to remain in the community under the supervision of a probation officer. The conditions of this community-based supervision can vary. It could include jail time, fines, restitution, community service, or other sanctions. Probation 101

2. Where is the Probation Department located?

The Mariposa County Adult and Juvenile Probation Department is located at 5091 Bullion Street in Mariposa, California. We are between 9th and 10th Streets directly across the street from the Mariposa County Superior Court.

3. Where is the Juvenile Detention Facility?

The Mariposa County Juvenile Detention Facility is located at 5091 Bullion Street in Mariposa, California. We are between 9th and 10th Street directly across the street from the Mariposa County Superior Court.

4. How can I pay my Court or Probation fines, fees, or restitution?

Delinquent fines, fees, and restitution owed to the Probation Department are collected by the Revenue Recovery Division. Cash, checks, cashier checks, money orders, Visa and MasterCard are accepted as payment. You can also submit a payment on-line at officialpayments.com. Make checks payable to:

Mariposa County Probation
Post Office Box 76
Mariposa, CA. 95338

Be sure to include your name and Case Number with your payment.

5. What if I am having difficulty paying my fines or fees?

If you are unable to pay your fines or fees at one time, you may be able to set up a monthly payment plan. Talk to your probation officer or contact the Revenue and Recovery Department at (209) 742-1295. More...

6. Can I vote while I am on probation?

Yes. In California, you have the right to vote while you are on probation. You must be a United States citizen, a resident of California, and at least 18 years old.

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