Parole Officer · Kansas

Parole officer salary in Kansas

Kansas Department of Administration, Office of Personnel Services lists 2 job classes for this work in the Kansas state pay plan: Parole Officer I–II.

$50,149 – $99,341
state pay plan range, a year
2
classes in the state plan
$61,890
median pay in KS, all employers
760
workers in KS (SOC 21-1092)

Sources: Kansas Department of Administration, Office of Personnel Services, Kansas Civil Service Basic Pay Plan (FY 2027, effective June 7, 2026) and Class Specifications; U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025 — state estimates. Data captured September 30, 2026.

Kansas state pay plan Sourced

Published rates for each class, lowest first, effective June 7, 2026. These are the ranges Kansas sets for its own state employees; cities, counties and school districts have their own pay plans.

Class and gradePublished rate
Parole Officer I
Class 7556L1 · class description
Grade 32
$24.11 – $45.47 an hour
$50,149 – $94,578 a year
27 steps
  • Step 1: $24.11 an hour
  • Step 2: $24.72 an hour
  • Step 3: $25.30 an hour
  • Step 4: $25.94 an hour
  • Step 5: $26.55 an hour
  • Step 6: $27.25 an hour
  • Step 7: $27.89 an hour
  • Step 8: $28.59 an hour
  • Step 9: $29.32 an hour
  • Step 10: $30.03 an hour
  • Step 11: $30.76 an hour
  • Step 12: $31.53 an hour
  • Step 13: $32.30 an hour
  • Step 14: $33.11 an hour
  • Step 15: $33.89 an hour
  • Step 16: $34.76 an hour
  • Step 17: $35.60 an hour
  • Step 18: $36.49 an hour
  • Step 19: $37.37 an hour
  • Step 20: $38.33 an hour
  • Step 21: $39.25 an hour
  • Step 22: $40.24 an hour
  • Step 23: $41.24 an hour
  • Step 24: $42.23 an hour
  • Step 25: $43.33 an hour
  • Step 26: $44.35 an hour
  • Step 27: $45.47 an hour
Parole Officer II
Class 7557L1 · class description
Grade 33
$25.30 – $47.76 an hour
$52,624 – $99,341 a year
27 steps
  • Step 1: $25.30 an hour
  • Step 2: $25.94 an hour
  • Step 3: $26.55 an hour
  • Step 4: $27.25 an hour
  • Step 5: $27.89 an hour
  • Step 6: $28.59 an hour
  • Step 7: $29.32 an hour
  • Step 8: $30.03 an hour
  • Step 9: $30.76 an hour
  • Step 10: $31.53 an hour
  • Step 11: $32.30 an hour
  • Step 12: $33.11 an hour
  • Step 13: $33.89 an hour
  • Step 14: $34.76 an hour
  • Step 15: $35.60 an hour
  • Step 16: $36.49 an hour
  • Step 17: $37.37 an hour
  • Step 18: $38.33 an hour
  • Step 19: $39.25 an hour
  • Step 20: $40.24 an hour
  • Step 21: $41.24 an hour
  • Step 22: $42.23 an hour
  • Step 23: $43.33 an hour
  • Step 24: $44.35 an hour
  • Step 25: $45.47 an hour
  • Step 26: $46.60 an hour
  • Step 27: $47.76 an hour

Schedule: Kansas Civil Service Basic Pay Plan — Basic Steps (Hourly Rates). Rates are as the plan publishes them; "a year" figures are conversions (hourly × 2,080). Classes are matched to this job by their titles.

Source: Kansas Department of Administration, Office of Personnel Services, Kansas Civil Service Basic Pay Plan (FY 2027, effective June 7, 2026) and Class Specifications. Data captured October 2, 2026.

Pay in Kansas, all employers Sourced

Probation Officers and Correctional Treatment Specialists (SOC 21-1092) in Kansas, all employers combined: BLS state estimates do not separate government from private.

MeasureKS
Workers760
10th percentile$49,480
Median$61,890
90th percentile$76,110
National median, government employers$67,120

Sources: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025 — state estimates; U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025 — national estimates by ownership. Data captured September 30, 2026.

Pension in Kansas

State employees: the general plan

PlanAccrualNormal retirementEmployee paysSocial Security
KPERS 3 (Cash Balance Plan)
KPERS 3
—age 65 with 5 years of service6%Covered

The statewide plan a new hire usually joins; where a general plan is shown, some police and fire employers run their own safety plans. Some cities and counties run their own plans; check with the employer. Each plan's formula, vesting, cost-of-living adjustment and retiree health are on the Kansas pension plans list.

Source: State retirement systems, Official state retirement system pages, member handbooks and statutes. Data captured October 2, 2026.

More about this job

Requirements, hiring process, training, schedule and day-to-day work are on the national Parole Officer page.

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