Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction Adult Parole Authority Offices

Regions

Akron Region

Joe Dubina, Regional Administrator
Phone: 330-643-3010 Fax: 330-643-3005

Chillicothe Region

Teresa Minney, Regional Administrator
Phone: 740-702-1200 Fax: 740-772-4810

Cincinnati Region

Tina Patrick, Regional Administrator
Phone: 513-821-4804 Fax:513-821-5213

Cleveland Region

Ron Stevenson, Regional Administrator
Phone: 216-787-3010 or 216-787-3015 Fax: 216-787-0415

Columbus Region

Michael H. Jackson, Regional Administrator
Phone: 614-752-0800 Fax: 614-752-0900

Lima Region

Casey Moore, Regional Administrator
Phone: 419-227-2631 Fax: 419-227-2984

Mansfield Region

David Lomax, Regional Administrator
Phone: 419-522-2441 Fax: 419-524-1073

Explanation of Offices

Regional Office

Headquarters covering several APA field offices located in a particular geographic area, referred to as a region, which includes one or more counties. A regional administrator is assigned to this location and is responsible for day to day operations for all employees reporting to this position, including staff assigned to district, satellite and county facilities. The office is comprised of several parole units providing investigations and supervision services to offenders. Additional employees headquartered at this location include ancillary service staff and support staff. The Division provides office space, furniture and equipment for the use of the employees housed at this location.

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District Office

A field office comprised of one or more parole units assigned to a particular region determined by geographic location. The primary function of the office is to provide investigation and supervision services to offenders in their assigned county or counties. Support staff are also located at these facilities. The Division provides office space, furniture and equipment for the use of the employees housed at this location.

Satellite/County Office

A field office comprised of one or more parole units assigned to a particular region determined by geographic location. These offices were created due to the distance between staff headquarters and the location where the offenders live. There may or may not be support staff housed at these locations. In some cases, the County provides office space, furniture, equipment and support staff to the employees. Other locations the Division provides the space, furniture and equipment.

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Gratis Sites

A location where a parole officer can conduct offender interviews or schedule office visits in the county where the offender lives. There are no agreements in place for the use of space, services, equipment, or furniture. The officer develops a rapport with different criminal justice agencies, such as the county courthouse, sheriff's office, or county jail, and is allowed to use their space to conduct business.

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