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Franklin County adult probation dept. honors staff

Stacey Parson, Franklin County Adult Probation Department's 2026 Probation Officer of the Year, with Chief Adult Probation Officer Douglas J. Wilburne (left) and 39th Judicial District President Judge Shawn D. Meyers.

CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. – The Franklin County Adult Probation Department wrapped up Probation Professionals Appreciation Week on July 17 by presenting its annual Probation Officer of the Year and Support Staff Person of the Year awards, according to a new county press release.

Stacey Parson was named the department’s 2026 Probation Officer of the Year for her exceptional leadership, professionalism and dedication to the department, the courts and the community. During her 25 years of service, Parson has become a trusted expert in court procedures, sentencing and Pennsylvania’s probation reform law, Act 44.

She has played a key role in mentoring new officers and supporting the county’s pre-sentence investigation unit, earning respect from judges, colleagues and community partners, the release said.

Sharon Weaver, Franklin County Adult Probation Department’s 2026 Support Staff Person of the Year, with Chief Adult Probation Officer Douglas J. Wilburne (left) and 39th Judicial District President Judge Shawn D. Meyers.

Sharon Weaver was named the department’s 2026 Support Staff Person of the Year for her dedication, positive attitude and strong support of staff and the payment division, according to the release. 

Weaver consistently goes above and beyond to complete wage attachments, assists colleagues with patience and shares her knowledge with professionalism and kindness, making her an invaluable team member.

Franklin County Chief Probation Officer Wilburne said both recipients are deserving of the honors. He praised the dedication and perseverance of all department staff in their work to enhance community safety while promoting offender accountability and rehabilitation.

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