Guam Agreement for the Provision of Supervised Electronic Confinement Program Services between Orange Co., CA and Sentencing Concepts

• Category: Corporations - Public
• State: Multi-State
• Control #: US-EG-9306
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Description

Agr. for Provision of Supervised Elec. Confinement Prog. Serv. btwn Orange Co., CA and Sentencing Concepts dated Sep. 1, 1996. 2 pgs. The Guam Agreement for the Provision of Supervised Electronic Confinement Program Services is a contractual agreement established between Orange County, CA, and Sentencing Concepts, a specialized electronic monitoring provider. This agreement aims to provide an effective alternative to traditional incarceration by allowing eligible offenders to serve their sentences while being electronically monitored in the community. Under the Guam Agreement, Orange County partners with Sentencing Concepts to implement and manage the Supervised Electronic Confinement Program (SECT). This program utilizes cutting-edge technology and professional supervision to ensure compliance and promote public safety, while offering a more humane and cost-effective approach to correctional services. The SECT offers several types of electronic monitoring services, tailored to meet the needs of different individuals and their specific circumstances. These include: 1. GPS Tracking: Offenders wear a GPS-enabled ankle bracelet that tracks their movements in real-time, creating geo-fences and providing alerts if they violate established boundaries or curfews. 2. Home Detention: Offenders are confined to their approved residence during specified periods, with a range of movement restrictions enforced through electronic monitoring. This program promotes rehabilitation by allowing individuals to maintain family and work commitments while serving their sentences. 3. Alcohol Monitoring: Offenders with alcohol-related offenses may be required to wear an electronic alcohol monitoring device that continuously detects blood alcohol levels. This technology helps promote sobriety and accountability by monitoring individuals' compliance with court-ordered abstinence. 4. Curfew Monitoring: Offenders may be subject to specific curfew requirements, during which they must remain at their residence. Electronic monitoring verifies adherence to curfew restrictions, providing a layer of supervision and ensuring compliance. The Guam Agreement ensures that Sentencing Concepts provides experienced and trained personnel to oversee the SECT and quickly respond to any potential violations or emergencies. This collaboration between Orange County and Sentencing Concepts prioritizes effective supervision, comprehensive reporting, and regular communication to ensure the successful implementation of the program. By leveraging the Guam Agreement for the Provision of Supervised Electronic Confinement Program Services, Orange County demonstrates its commitment to a forward-thinking and rehabilitation-focused justice system. Through electronic monitoring, this partnership aims to reduce recidivism rates, enhance public safety, and provide eligible offenders with the opportunity to reintegrate into society while serving their sentences.

The Guam Agreement for the Provision of Supervised Electronic Confinement Program Services is a contractual agreement established between Orange County, CA, and Sentencing Concepts, a specialized electronic monitoring provider. This agreement aims to provide an effective alternative to traditional incarceration by allowing eligible offenders to serve their sentences while being electronically monitored in the community. Under the Guam Agreement, Orange County partners with Sentencing Concepts to implement and manage the Supervised Electronic Confinement Program (SECT). This program utilizes cutting-edge technology and professional supervision to ensure compliance and promote public safety, while offering a more humane and cost-effective approach to correctional services. The SECT offers several types of electronic monitoring services, tailored to meet the needs of different individuals and their specific circumstances. These include: 1. GPS Tracking: Offenders wear a GPS-enabled ankle bracelet that tracks their movements in real-time, creating geo-fences and providing alerts if they violate established boundaries or curfews. 2. Home Detention: Offenders are confined to their approved residence during specified periods, with a range of movement restrictions enforced through electronic monitoring. This program promotes rehabilitation by allowing individuals to maintain family and work commitments while serving their sentences. 3. Alcohol Monitoring: Offenders with alcohol-related offenses may be required to wear an electronic alcohol monitoring device that continuously detects blood alcohol levels. This technology helps promote sobriety and accountability by monitoring individuals' compliance with court-ordered abstinence. 4. Curfew Monitoring: Offenders may be subject to specific curfew requirements, during which they must remain at their residence. Electronic monitoring verifies adherence to curfew restrictions, providing a layer of supervision and ensuring compliance. The Guam Agreement ensures that Sentencing Concepts provides experienced and trained personnel to oversee the SECT and quickly respond to any potential violations or emergencies. This collaboration between Orange County and Sentencing Concepts prioritizes effective supervision, comprehensive reporting, and regular communication to ensure the successful implementation of the program. By leveraging the Guam Agreement for the Provision of Supervised Electronic Confinement Program Services, Orange County demonstrates its commitment to a forward-thinking and rehabilitation-focused justice system. Through electronic monitoring, this partnership aims to reduce recidivism rates, enhance public safety, and provide eligible offenders with the opportunity to reintegrate into society while serving their sentences.