§ 2-23. Generally.

The probation officer of the county shall be ex officio the parole officer of the county. As parole officer he shall act as secretary to the county board of parole commissioners and shall perform such duties as may be imposed upon him by such board. As necessary to perform such duties, the probation officer as ex officio parole officer may assign personnel and utilize equipment and supplies under his control as probation officer, it being the intent of this section that the performance of duties for and on behalf of the board of parole commissioners shall be integrated with those of the probation department to the extent permissible under state law.

For his services as parole officer, the probation officer shall receive no additional compensation over and above that paid to him as probation officer pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 21 and other salary ordinances of the county nor shall any deputy, assistant or other employee of the probation department receive concurrent compensation for performance of parole duties.

(Ord. No. 883, § 2.)