Release Supervision programs and equipment offered

The Assured Supervision VPP is an interactive "watch dog" designed to protect victims in a way that not only protects their home, but it also protects the victim's location, no matter where they are! Our mobile protection zone capabilities combined with our full arrest powers for all offenders released on bail, ensures that victims have the greatest level of protection.

• Victim app (no fob needed)
• Panic button
• Protect multiple victims
• Victim privacy protection
• Fully mobile
• Free for all victims
• 2 equipment options available

There is no other program available that compares to the Assured Supervision Victim Protection Program (VPP).

The Assured Supervision HIP/Curfew Supervision Program uses state of the art ankle-worn equipment to continuously track the GPS and cellular location of the wearer. Our full arrest powers for those released on bail ensure compliance with all court orders. Our enforcement team continuously monitors all alerts and reports all actions to the court. Our Association Offender Management System is the doorway into true accountability. Our enforcement team can file real-time violation reports, activate, de-activate offenders, update court ordered conditions, and much more. This Offender Management System makes the Assured Supervision Program the single most accountable solution available to the criminal justice system.  The Assured Supervision Program offers 2 types of ankle worn GPS devices.

• Omni-link 

1. Utilizes a cut resistant strap
2. Alerts for strap tampers
3. Alerts for violations of curfew or HIP 
4. Can provide a victim protection program with either a fob or phone app.
5. Easy access to proximity reporting. (Proximity reporting is the ability to enter a crime scene location and determine if any ankle monitors were in the area.) Can be run by authorized outside agencies.

• Track Group 

1. Utilizes a more secure, cut resistant strap
2. Alerts for strap tampers
3. Alerts for violations of curfew or HIP
4. Can provide a victim protection program with a phone app. Our least expensive option.
5. Proximity reports available. This software requires ASAP run the reports and send them to the requesting agency.

The Assured Supervision Program's ASP provides the court choices in the type and level of monitoring and supervision for those who are charged with or serving a sentence for an alcohol-related crime. ASAP can supervise individuals, real time with full arrest powers, those offenders released on bail.  

The Assured Supervision Program no longer uses SCRAM equipment.

SCRAM is not compliant with Act 746 requirements for the purposes of GPS tracking.

• SCRAM is an ankle worn device that detects alcohol consumption using "transdermal" technology. The device collects data continuously, 24 hours a day. It uploads the data to a home base station when it is in range of the station. The home base station then transmits the data via wi-fi or cellular signal. 

Positives of the SCRAM device is the 

1. Ease of use 
2. Multi year battery. 

Negatives of the SCRAM device is the 

1. Inability to interact with the offender while they are drinking as the device must be near the home base station to upload the data. 
2. No "live data" is available. We cannot "track" an offender. We can only see their data once they have gotten in range of their home base and the data is uploaded. Not ideal for home incarceration, curfew, and victim protection.
3. High cost for the provider and user
4. High replacement costs for lost or stolen equipment
5. Not compliant with Act 746 for GPS tracking applications.

• OSM Outreach is our handheld alcohol supervision program. A fully interactive, carry anywhere device that uses voice and facial recognition software. This device prompts a selected number of "breathalyzer tests" throughout the day. These breathalyzer tests provide real-time results to the ASAP enforcement team. This real-time feature allows our team to interact with an offender while they drink! Not after!

Positives of the OSM Outreach program

1. Very low cost to the user and provider.
2. Very low equipment costs. The offender purchases the device for $100.00 vs $1500 for the SCRAM device. They own it.
3. Real time supervision of alcohol consumption. 
4. Real time GPS tracking.
5. ASAP can prompt a test anytime and can set up random tests throughout the day.
6. Face and Voice Recognition ensures the offender is taking the tests.
7. Motion sensing software ensures the offender does not "forget their breathalyzer".

Negatives of the OSM Outreach program

1. Many courts do not understand the negatives of SCRAM.