Correctional Service of Canada Parole Office – Oshawa, ON

Federal Offender Supervision and Reintegration

The Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) operates this Parole Office at 310 Simcoe Street South in Oshawa. As part of the federal public safety apparatus, this office is responsible for the supervision of offenders who have been conditionally released into the community (such as on parole or statutory release) and reside within the Durham Region. The staff here, including Parole Officers, work to ensure public safety by monitoring offender behaviour and supporting their safe reintegration into society through various correctional programs 🇨🇦.

Mandate and Services

This facility is an administrative and supervisory hub rather than a prison. Its primary functions include:

• Community Supervision: Regular reporting and monitoring of federal offenders to ensure compliance with release conditions.
• Risk Assessment: Ongoing evaluation of offender risk and needs to adjust intervention strategies.
• Program Delivery: Facilitating access to rehabilitation programs, employment assistance, and social services.
• Victim Services: Providing information and support to registered victims of federal offenders.

Office Access

Access to the Parole Office is generally restricted to offenders under supervision, their support networks, and authorized visitors. It is not a public walk-in centre for general police matters or provincial court issues. Visitors may be subject to security screening upon entry. The office operates during standard business hours and serves as a critical link between the federal correctional system and the local community.