Reviewed on: April 04,2026
Parole, Probation & Supervised Release

How to Contact Someone Paroled to District 1 in Nebraska?

My inmate from Lincoln correctional center got paroled to district 1 I don't know where that is and I want to know how to contact him?

When an inmate is paroled to a district, they are released under the supervision of that district's parole office rather than a specific address.
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✓ Verified answer January 04,2014 · Parole, Probation & Supervised Release
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When an inmate is paroled to a district, they are released under the supervision of that district's parole office rather than a specific address. District 1 in Nebraska covers the Lincoln area, and the relevant parole offices are listed below.

Your family member will be reporting to one of these offices as a condition of their parole. Contacting the appropriate office can help you confirm their reporting location and get information about how to reach them during the supervision period.

Adult Parole Central Office Folsom and W. Prospector Place, Building 1 Lincoln Regional Center Campus P.O. Box 94661, Lincoln, NE 68509-4661 Phone: 402-479-5771 / Fax: 402-479-5804

Nebraska Interstate Compact Office Same address as above Phone: 402-479-5768 / Fax: 402-479-5804

Lincoln District Parole Office Trabert Hall, 2202 South 11th Street, Suite 254, Box 19 Lincoln, NE 68502 Phone: 402-471-1280 / Fax: 402-471-1283

Once your family member is released and reporting to their parole officer, they will be able to contact you directly. Parole conditions typically allow phone calls and visits with approved family members, and your family member's parole officer is the right person to ask about any specific restrictions on contact.

Accepted Answer Date Created: January 04,2014
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About this answer: This response was prepared by InmateAid’s editorial team in consultation with former inmates who have direct experience with the federal correctional system. InmateAid has served families of the incarcerated since 2012. This is general information only — not legal advice. Last reviewed April 2026.