The Electronic Monitoring Program or EMP allows inmates to serve their sentence in their homes.
EMP is no different than work release, as the inmate cannot do as they please outside of the home.
EMP inmates are allowed to leave home to work, attend school, do court ordered activities, go to treatment, PO meetings, or other EMP Officer approved locations.
All EMP inmates will have a GPS monitoring bracelet on their ankle at all times. The bracelet cannot be removed unless a medical emergency occurs.
EMP officers must be able to contact EMP inmates at any time of day. Voicemail must be set up on cellphones, and landlines in the home.
If Law Enforcement knocks on the door, EMP inmates must open the door.
Social visits are permitted during EMP; however any misconduct involving police may jeopardize the status of an EMP inmate.
If the EMP inmate comes in contact with any law enforcement officer, they must notify their EMP officer immediately by calling 920-391-6809 and leave a message about the nature of the contact.
Alcohol or illegal substances are not permitted while on EMP
To be eligible for EMP, inmates must be able to pay the setup fee of $50 + tax, and a fee of $23.70+tax/fees per day.