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1. How does the program work?

You must wear a transmitter on your ankle 24 hours a day, and spend a minimum of 12 hours per day inside of your house. Depending on your employment status, you will be given 8 to 12 hours of “free time” everyday to work and take care of personal business.

2. How much does it cost?

Costs associated with the program are determined on an individual case-by-case basis. It is based on a percentage of your income - 1.1% of your gross income.

If your hourly wage is, your daily fee is:

• $7: $8
• $9: $10
• $11: $12
• $10: $10
• $10: $11
• $12: $13
• $13: $14
• $14: $15
• $15: $17
• $20: $22
• $25: $28
• $30 $33

3. What are the requirements?

Pending approval, each applicant will be required to:

• Meet eligibility requirements (residency, equipment, etc.)
• Provide a picture ID, current telephone bill, most recent pay stub, and proof of enrollment in alcohol, drug, and/or counseling programs (if applicable).

4. How can I apply?

If you feel you can meet the terms and conditions briefly outlined here and would like to be considered for this program, you need to fill out the application.