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Work at PPP

Work at PPP

There are more than 650 people employed in the PPP family - located across the state in all 46 counties. They work in many areas - including law enforcement, administration, technology, and several others.

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Parole and Pardon Hearings

Parole and Pardon Hearings

Search parole and pardon hearing results.

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Offender Search

Offender Search

Search the PPP offender database for information about individuals under current supervision.

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Ignition Interlock Device Program

Ignition Interlock Device Program

PPP administers the Ignition Interlock Device Program, keeping drunk drivers off South Carolina roads.

Questions about restitution?

Questions about restitution?

Do you have questions about your restitution payments? PPP's Office of Victim Services can help.

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PPPS has a new YouTube channel

 Mission Statement  

  • To prepare offenders under our supervision toward becoming productive members of the community;
  • To provide assistance to the victims of crimes, the courts and the Parole Board; and
  • To protect public trust and safety.
Work-at-PPP

Work at PPP

To apply for a job with PPP, visit jobs.sc.gov

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Faces of PPP

Follow us on the web for upcoming events.

Facts & Figures

Here are some interesting facts about the offender population as of December 31, 2015.

Victim Restitution

Victim Restitution

Learn how restitution is processed
Oppose or Support Parole

Oppose or Support Parole

Find out how to oppose or support parole of an offender

Upcoming Events

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Greetings From The Director!

Jerry B. Adger, an Anderson County native, was appointed on January 12, 2015 as Director of the South Carolina Department of Probation, Parole and Pardon Services by South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley.

Greetings from the Director