Frequently asked questions
Yes. However, the transmitter cannot be submerged in water. If you like to take baths you must prop your leg on the side of the bath tub to keep it out of the water. Showers up to 30 mins are fine. You can also view more here:
Yes, only if the judge allows work on your court order. You can keep your current job as long as you are able to provide verification of the dates and times you worked. This must include the name, address, and phone number of your place of employment and a current supervisor. The times must be verified with pay stubs and/or official time cards. You can also view more here:
You do not have to tell your employer that you are on home detention. We will not reveal the nature of our business to your employer unless you are having trouble verifying the hours you are working, we cannot find you in the event of an emergency, or we have suspicion that you are providing false verification. This will be more thoroughly explained during your appointment. You can also view more here:
No, not unless you have obtained prior approval from your sentencing Judge. You can also view more here:
Yes, as long as the court hasn't restricted you to live in a certain location while on home detention. If the court hasn't you must complete the "change of address" form 24 hours prior to your move to the new location. You will need to submit a copy of the new lease/mortgage and phone bill for the residence. You must directly go to the new location and you can not go back and forth moving items. You can also view more here:
Your transmitter must be charged the same time every day for at least 2- 4 hours until the light turns solid green. You must charge sitting up, not laying down, and not charging while you are sleeping. You can also watch the following video that explains how to charge your transmitter.
Payments can be made by going to our "Pay Now" link on this website. If you are allowed to leave your home you may also make a cash or money order payment at the office.