04/01/2026
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On this final day of Women’s History Month, the York County Department of Probation Services proudly recognizes the incredible women of community supervision—our pretrial, probation, and parole officers, along with our dedicated support staff—who are essential to rehabilitation and public safety.
Women make up over 53% of the probation and parole workforce nationwide, bringing empathy, resilience, and strength to roles that rely on all three. Their ability to build trust, support healing, and take a holistic approach helps transform trauma into opportunity for the nearly 4 million adults on community supervision across the country.
Here in York County, we are especially proud of the women who serve our community with professionalism, compassion, and courage. And we are honored to recognize Chief Probation Officer April Billet, whose leadership, dedication, and vision guide our department every day. Her commitment inspires us and strengthens the work we do.
This work is often thankless—but it is meaningful, powerful, and life changing.
To all the women in our department: We HEAR you. We SEE you. And your dedication matters.
Thank you for making a difference in York County—today, and every day.
