The Parole Agents Association of California (PAAC) aims to protect society, and to rehabilitate the offender. We accomplish this by continuing to improve the standards of the parole profession, and to foster the welfare of those engaged in the profession.
In 1968, Parole Agents who were originally a part of CSEA formed the Parole Agents Association of California. PAAC was recognized by the state and granted dues payroll deduction. As a separate organization, PAAC was able to represent their members before the legislature, SPB, CDC administration and other law enforcement groups. Members provided input into policy, new laws, grievance procedures, pay and a host of other matters. Some legal counsel was provided and a newsletter was published.
Maribel Hinojosa
[AB 2342 Bill Text] We are opening this thread to discuss proposed legislation for the upcoming year. Every year there are bills that are introduced that would affect our profession in major ways and this year is no different. One of the bills that was introduced for the 2020 year is AB2342, which seeks to […]
As we continue to resolve personnel pay discrepancies, Josh and I have designated job steward, Carl Mayfield to assist us in this matter. Please contact him with your personnel pay issues. We understand these issues have been ongoing, however Josh and I will be meeting with personnel to come up with a resolution in the near future. Until then please contact your steward with any outstanding pay issues.
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paacadmin2017-10-09 21:47:042017-10-13 21:50:52PAAC Union Meeting in San Diego on November 4, 2017
PAAC PRESIDENT
Maribel Hinojosa
323-309-9097
ccpoa.mhinojosa@gmail.com
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9:00 a.m to 12:00 p.m.
PHASE I: (Introduction to CCPOA / MOU / Grievance Procedure)
1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
PHASE II: (Right to Representation: Peace Officers’ Bill of Rights, Investigatory Interview, “Skelly” Hearing, Adverse Action)
LOCATION:
Lamp Liter Inn
3300 W. Mineral King Ave.
Visalia, CA 93291
Continental breakfast, lunch and beverages will be provided
CCPOA MEMBERS ONLY EVENT
TO SIGN UP:
To reserve your seat, contact the Central Field Office at 800-832-1415 or 559-431-5390.
CCPOA California Correctional Peace Officers Association: Representing the men and women who walk the toughest beat in the state.
Hyatt Regency Mission Bay, Spa and Marina
1441 Quivira Road
San Diego, CA
92109
GRAND SIERRA RESORT
2500 EAST 2ND STREET
RENO, NEVADA
89595
AUGUST 2-3, 2017
Monday, December 7th, 2020 @ 1900 Hours
We were holding off on announcing the meeting time in hopes of doing it in person, but it looks like that’s not possible now that the Governor has implemented tighter restrictions.
The meeting will be hosted via Zoom, in order to allow for limited participation from the members. We hope to have our first quarter meeting for 2021 in person and hope to see all of you there, if the opportunity allows for that.
A meeting agenda will be posted in the next day or two along with the a link and code for those wishing to participate. Thank you all for understanding!
If any PAAC Agents are interested in assisting with the negotiation process, please contact the Maribel Hinojosa, PAAC President via email, or by phone.
Union Negotiations Table (click to expand)
1. Effective Communication / Reasonable Accommodation
2. Special Incidents Reporting
3. Basic Parole Agent Academy curriculum
4. Revisions to Special Conditions of Parole
5. Revisions to Earned Discharges
6. DOM Revision to Direct Release to Parole from Court Policy (Court Walk-over)
7. Modesto Unit Activation
