Parole Districts
Enhancing public safety by providing community based supervision and services for individuals through the use of evidence based practices as they transition back into their communities.
Parole Services are provided to those individuals released from the Department under parole supervision at no cost to the individual. The delivery of these services include the placement, supervision, and revocation process for parolees.
In addition to providing casework services to parolees, the Division of Parole Services shall conduct investigations in the community on behalf of the Department and the Indiana Parole Board. These investigations shall be conducted and reported in a manner that meets the needs of the persons requesting the investigation.
Supervision & Discharge
Placements are discussed between individuals and their case manager and investigated and approved by their parole agent prior to release. Parole agents meet with releasing individuals prior to release to review all rules and answer parole-related questions.
At the time of release, parolees are given reporting instructions with their agent's contact information. Individuals must stay at their approved residence unless obtaining prior permission and must follow all local registry requirements if applicable.
For more detailed information read Policy 03-03-101 Parole Services on our Policy Page.
Division of Parole Services
- Parole Leaderships
- Indiana Sex Offender Management and Monitoring
- Electronic Monitoring & Accreditation
- Parole Statistical Data & Research
- Parole Case Management
- Parole Training & Professional Development
- Parole Logistics and Operations
Parole Leaderships
Division Director
Toni Sperle
asperle@idoc.in.gov
(812) 454-6625
Deputy Directors
Stacy Doane-Selmier
sdoane-selmier@idoc.in.gov
(317) 244-3144
Joel Gruber
Compact & Extradition Administrator
jgruber@idoc.in.gov
(317) 232-5972
Indiana Sex Offender Management and Monitoring
The Indiana Sex Offender Management and Monitoring (INSOMM) Program is an innovative program that collaborates public and private sector groups across the State of Indiana with the goal of reducing sexual offenses. The SOMM Program provides special treatment programming to sex offenders committed to the Indiana Department of Correction (IDOC) and utilizes a Containment Team Model to provide maximum protection to the public while these offenders are under Parole supervision in the community.
Sex Offender Management & Monitoring Program Director
Edward Garcia
egarcia@idoc.in.gov
(317) 232-5719
Electronic Monitoring & Accreditation
The Program Director of Electronic Monitoring (EM) is responsible for overseeing the Division’s EM Program and Accreditation efforts. The EM Program was established on March 1, 2012, with a GPS tracking program for parolees who pose a significant risk to public safety. The EM program provides staff and treatment providers with a greater insight into the parolee’s lifestyle and daily movement. The Division accreditation efforts began in 2012 with the initial accreditation through the American Correctional Association (ACA) taking place in May 2013. The American Correctional Association is one of the oldest associations developed specifically for agencies in the correctional profession striving to improve best practices and community supervision.
Program Contact Information
Phone: (219) 880-2000 Ext: 234
Email: EMHelpDesk@idoc.in.gov
Program Director of Electronic Monitoring
Christopher M. Tanis
Program Coordinator of Electronic Monitoring
Jamie Soliday
Parole Statistical Data & Research
This information is used to assist management in making decisions regarding the Division, compare and monitor metrics over time and assist the Quality Management Team in their mission to ensure that best practices are being followed by staff. Additionally, information gathered and resulting reports are provided to the districts to enhance a supervisor’s ability to monitor their Districts and if necessary, course correct.
Statistical Data & Research Program Director
Robert Hays II
(812) 424-9821
rhays@idoc.in.gov
Parole Case Management
The Program Director of Case Management is responsible for overseeing the Division’s case management efforts, Youth Services aftercare programming, and the Division’s quality control and continuous improvement efforts. The Quality Management Team works directly with Parole Leadership in duties related to program development, information management, caseload reviews, risk assessments, and case plans to advance the Division by making quality management an integral part of the Division.
Program Director of Case Management
Holly McAllister
(765) 529-2359 Ext: 228
hmcallister@idoc.in.gov
Parole Training & Professional Development
Parole Training & Professional Development provides instruction to Division staff and outside stakeholders. The Division utilizes two full-time trainers and over thirty adjunct training staff across Indiana. The Training & Professional Development oversees training programs and coordinates professional development opportunities for those wanting to expand their professional knowledge and skills.
Training Supervisor
Leta Bennett
(317) 460-2171
llbennett@idoc.in.gov
Parole Logistics and Operations
The Parole Logistics and Operations Program Director oversees the allocation and assignment of pertinent equipment needed to perform the job duties of all staff in the Division. The position assists with the organization and execution of parole operations for Departmental needs, special operations, and emergency details within the division.
Logistics & Operations Program Director
Caitlin Dickman
(317) 541-1088
cdickman@idoc.in.gov
Division of Parole Address
Facility Location
IDOC - Division of Parole Services
Indiana Government Center South
302 W Washington Street, Room E 334
Indianapolis, IN 46204
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