Solutions:

Jails are the most visible and active components of the criminal justice system, processing approximately 15 million arrestees per year. Jail administrators struggle to manage the growing number of offender populations held in jail without adequate resources. Meanwhile, communities are forced to prioritize government resource allocations and usually deny funding for new jails or expansion of existing facilities in favor of other community developments. Local jails will remain dangerously overcrowded unless law enforcement, courts, and other community agencies implement viable and creative methods to expand the capacity of existing facilities.

ESA assists local agencies in designing and implementing effective and safe supervision programs that reduce jail overcrowding. Offering a range of state-of-the-art technology and services, ESA provides agencies with highly accountable offender supervision programs. These programs safely monitor and treat offenders while they reside in the community.

Learn more about our House Arrest or Sobriety Monitoring systems.