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Specialized Smartphones Can Keep Released Individuals on the Right Track

Community Supervision, Recidivism /

Technology is becoming a new norm when it comes to working remote and helping individuals succeed. In the community corrections industry, a new technology that is gaining traction are specialized smartphones. The National Institute of Justice published an article about a new study showing how specialized smartphones could keep released individuals on track for successful reentry […]

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TRACKtech is Featured on The Crisis of Crime Podcast

Community Supervision, Emotional Behavior Disorders, Justice Reform, Public Safety, Recidivism /

Crisis of Crime is an educational podcast hosted by Criminologist Rachel Means, where she discusses topics related to criminology, criminal justice reform, social justice, and more. Our Chief Alliance Officer, Ben Williams, had a great discussion with Rachel about TRACKtech solutions and how they are designed to help reduce recidivism rates among individuals reentering society,

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Remote Supervision Solutions In a Post-Pandemic World

Community Supervision /

Remote supervision solutions are becoming more popular in the current pandemic world, as they are needed to keep officers and supervised individuals safe and healthy. However, in a post-pandemic world these solutions could be the key to continuing to reduce recidivism and keeping individuals out of the criminal justice system. Cisco recently published a Flash

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COVID-19 Crisis: Innovative Solutions to Manage Caseloads

Community Supervision, Public Safety /

Like you, TRACKtech is closely monitoring the constantly evolving situation, both internally and externally, as it relates to the coronavirus (COVID-19). Though there is significant uncertainty, we remain committed to supporting the industry we serve by providing solutions that focus on the health and safety of the corrections agencies, staff, clients and public. We understand

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Customizable Solutions to Reduce Recidivism Through Technology

Community Supervision, Public Safety /

For years, the United States has struggled to provide effective support to the more than 650,000 people who return to society from prison every year. As imprisoned individuals prepare to re-enter their communities, there are many factors that determine whether they are going to build a successful life after incarceration or whether they end up

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How Innovative Technology Can Make a Difference in the Community Supervision Industry

Community Supervision /

The sheer multitude of technical innovation in the last century has transformed almost every aspect of contemporary life, from GPS and social networking to touch screen smart phones.  Society has moved on, why hasn’t compliance monitoring technology? Improvements in electronic technology and the increasing pressure of prison costs, overcrowding and recidivism rates has made the

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Technology Utilized for Prison Population Reduction in Coffee County

Jail Overcrowding /

According to the Tennessee Department of Correction (TDOC), the jail population in Coffee County has seen a 25 percent decline in recent weeks. Currently, there are about 320 prisoners in the county jail, roughly 100 fewer than a few months ago. The Sheriff’s Department of Coffee County works collectively with other county organizations and departments

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Are Ankle Monitors Effective at Deterring Violent Criminals?

Justice Reform /

In Cook County, IL, there are more accused criminals monitored by electronic ankle bracelets than the rest of the Illinois Corrections Department statewide, 300 plus of which are missing from the monitoring program, according to documents ABC7Chicago obtained from the Cook County Sheriff.  Almost 50% of those who are currently on ankle bracelet monitoring are

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