• Nearly two-thirds of released offenders will be rearrested for a new offense within three years of their release. 
• Nearly 8 out of 10 offenders will return to prison within 10 years.
• The average cost of keeping an offender in jail or prison is over $78 per day
• It costs on average $100,000 per cell for a new jail or prison
  
• Federal, state and local governments spend approximately $62 billion per year on adult and juvenile corrections. 

 

SecureAlert’s total C.A.R.E advantage combines industry leading technology and monitoring with the programs that balance public safety and rehabilitation initiatives.

 

Corrections
Protocol-driven, offender monitoring enables incarceration alternatives
Research studies on recidivism (re-offending) show that the longer an offender is incarcerated the more likely they will commit a new crime and return to prison; likewise, the shorter the incarceration period the more likely the offender is going to succeed and not re-offend.  SecureAlert offers law enforcement agencies incarceration alternatives that keep offenders out of jails and prisons, allowing them to be at home and work, receiving the rehabilitation or drug treatment needed to restructure their lives, while limiting their movements and confining them to the conditions of their release.

 

Accountability
Continuous tracking with pre-emptive intervention enforces offender compliance

No longer are phone calls and personal visits the only way to ensure the offender is following their restrictions. With SecureAlert, officers set protocols or restrictions for each offender, the Offender Monitoring Center follows those protocols monitoring and intervining when necessary, basically the Monitoring Center acts an agency’s “eyes and ears”.  The combination becomes a real “force multiplier” enforcing and holding offenders accountable to the terms of their release and compliant with reentry initiatives.

 

Rehabilitation
Case management and addiction monitoring encourages behavior modification, reducing recidivism
SecureAlert’s enabling technology focuses on the positive aspects of monitoring for purposes of encouraging offenders to comply with the conditions of their release and rehabilitation programs. Understanding that different offenders have different needs, SecureAlert offers specialized programs that address the needs of the different types of offenders.  Some of these programs enable support professionals, such as clergy and counselors to deliver positive affirmations and support directly to the offender through our device, without having to be in the presence of the offender.

 

Empowerment
Programs reinforce law enforcement, corrections and rehabilitation initiatives, in support of offenders’ re-socialization into society
SecureAlert empowers offenders with the opportunity to change their lives, becoming active members of society, while giving law enforcement agencies proactive tools and programs that are required to better manage and rehabilitate offenders.