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How to Reach the Leesville Probation & Parole Office (phone, mailing address, contact, hours)

Need to contact the Leesville Probation & Parole office? Here are the phone number, mailing address, and other details you'll want to have handy.

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The Leesville Probation & Parole office phone number is (337) 238-6454. For mail, send it to: P.O. Drawer U, Leesville, LA 71496. The listed contact for this location is Lois LeBleu.

  • ✓ Monday: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
  • ✓ Tuesday: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
  • ✓ Wednesday: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
  • ✓ Thursday: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
  • ✓ Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Call when you need a quick answer on something time-sensitive, like reporting instructions, appointment questions, or where to send paperwork. Use mail when you're sending formal documents and want a clear paper trail. Not sure which route to take? Calling first can save you time and keep paperwork from ending up in the wrong place.

Can't get through to the Leesville office? Try the department's Baton Rouge number instead: (225) 922-0227.

What to Have Ready

  • ✓ The person’s full legal name (spell it out)
  • ✓ Date of birth
  • ✓ DOC number or case number (if you have it)
  • ✓ The parish or court connected to the case (if known)
  • ✓ Your name and relationship to the person you are calling about
  • ✓ A short summary of what you need (one or two sentences)
  • ✓ Pen and paper to write down names, dates, and instructions

Office details can change, so double-check before you visit in person or mail anything important. The currently listed contact info is phone (337) 238-6454, mailing address P.O. Drawer U, Leesville, LA 71496, with Lois LeBleu shown as a contact. If something is urgent, calling is usually the fastest way to confirm everything is still current.

Note: If the phone line is busy or the details don't match what you have, call (337) 238-6454 to verify. Confirm the mailing address (P.O. Drawer U, Leesville, LA 71496) before sending any time-sensitive paperwork.

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