Electronic Monitoring and Supervised House Arrest Program
Electronic Monitoring and Supervised House Arrest Program provides 24/7 monitoring and support for youth awaiting a court decision, using telephone check-in or GPS ankle devices to ensure safety and compliance with court rules.
We’re here to help with:
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Justice & Legal Involvement
Supporting adolescents and their families navigate the juvenile justice legal system.
Eligibility
To be eligible for electronic monitoring program services, you must be:
- Referred by Family Court and initiated by a court order
- Must be under the age of 18
What to Expect
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Reaching Out
Once the Electronic Monitoring Program receives a referral, both the adolescent and their guardian will be contacted within three hours. After consent is given, the case manager will review the rules of the programs and complete the intake process.
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Keeping in Contact
Once the adolescent and their family completes the intake process, they will keep in contact with their case manager through in-person home visits and telephone sessions, offering guidance and support.
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Moving Forward with Care
The Electronic Monitoring Program worker will continue to support the youth for as long as the court mandates it as necessary.
FAQ’s
How long will I be on the Electronic Monitoring Program?
The length of time depends on the adolescent’s individual court case.
How often do I have to contact the case managers?
If you are under house arrest, you must contact the case managers at least twice a day. You are also required to contact your case manager whenever leaving home for any reason.
How do I qualify for the Electronic Monitoring Program?
To qualify for electronic monitoring program services, you must be:
- Referred by Family Court and initiated by a court order
- Must be under the age of 18
