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2010 POPAI Fall Conference

The 2010 POPAI Fall Conference will be returning to the French Lick Resort in French Lick, Indiana, The recently renovated hotel and conference facility provides the perfect setting for probation professionals to improve themselves in a variety of ways, from the task specific, to the physical being, to the emotional self. This conference is for anyone in the field of probation and probation services. The goal of the conference is to provide another opportunity to assist you in obtaining the required 12 hours of annual continuing education required for Probation Officers in the State of Indiana. Attendance at all sessions will provide 9 hours of continuing education credit. Attendees will be given the opportunity to gain probation specific knowledge on techniques, services and technology of the future being utilized in Indiana today. Opportunities will also be available for attendees to retreat, share ideas, participate in some outdoor activities and to enjoy an excellent training and networking environment.

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What is POPAI?

The Probation Officers Professional Association of Indiana, Inc. was established in 1985 by a group of Chief Probation Officers from throughout Indiana who were concerned about soaring caseloads, low pay and dangerously high probation officer turnover in the State of Indiana.

Our membership is comprised of individuals involved in all areas of probation services: administrators, line probation officers, supervisory staff, community corrections/probation officers, detention/probation personnel, and support staff. In addition to those active members, our extended memberships include retired probation officers and support staff and those individuals who have been recognized for their outstanding contributions to the field of probation.

Our association also offers corporate memberships to organizations who assist in the delivery of quality probation services.

Association Goals

  • Promote professionalism within the organization by means of legislative lobbying, education, and networking.
  • Promote and advance progressive and effective probation practices.
  • Support and promote standardized probation services throughout the state.
  • Educate the public and enhance community awareness and acceptance of probation as a necessary component of the criminal justice system in Indiana.

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