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Partnering to Empower: How a Missouri Service Provider Enhances Victim Safety with SCRAM Ally®

“Victims deserve the right to not just be safe, but to feel safe.”

Alcohol Monitoring Supports Caddo Parish’s Alternative to Incarceration

“It’s important for a monitoring program to be rigorous enough to ensure compliance, but not so restrictive that it creates barriers to success.”

Columbia County Probation Finds Success with Mobile Supervision During a Pandemic and Beyond 

It struck me as being the future of community supervision and probation. It is a really effective way to have more efficient communication with the people that we are working with, which will lead to better outcomes.

Pennsylvania's Target 25 Program Reducing Repeat DUIs by 90%

“You see the changes in people... You hear the stories at graduation. You see the families that are reunited. And you know that these people leave and they’re changed—and that the change lasts.”

Spartanburg County Sheriff Addresses Severe Jail Overcrowding With SCRAM CAM

SCRAM Systems equips sheriffs, pretrial directors, and probation leaders with the framework to confidently divert low-risk populations, maintain absolute accountability, and protect county budgets.

SCRAM CAM Critical Component of Statewide 24/7 Sobriety Project

“SCRAM has proven to be a vital supplement to the South Dakota 24/7 Sobriety Project. It offers an effective testing alternative, particularly for offenders who live a significant distance from testing centers or are challenged to balance work schedules.”

Cascade County Treatment Courts Address Alcohol Offenses With Compassion and Technology

“Monitoring is critical for the success of the participant’s treatment, but it’s also critical for public safety and making sure that we maintain the integrity of our program.”

SCRAM CAM Eases High DUI Probation Caseloads in Pend Oreille County

"Without the aid of technology like SCRAM CAM, we wouldn’t be able to do our job as well as we would like to."

California DUI Court Uses Technology to Lower Repeat Drunk Driving

“Supervising only 15% or 20% of repeat DUI clients doesn’t sufficiently improve public safety in my opinion. You have to supervise all of them. Every DUI/DWI court should be using monitoring technology.”

Ravalli County Jail Diversion Program is Reducing Recidivism and Creating Community

“We were able to tell the community, ‘Yes they may be out of jail, but we are able to track them.’ That gave peace of mind to parents, teachers, and staff. This was a great GPS success story for us.”

North Dakota’s 24/7 Program Relies on Continuous Alcohol Monitoring for Convenience and Cost Control

"We have seen a shift over the last several years in testing methodology to where we now have a majority of participants utilizing continuous alcohol monitoring."

Burleigh County Sheriff's Department

"It's easier to manage 50 people on SCRAM than 30 on the breathalyzer. I know with SCRAM CAM I don't have to worry about people being monitored because they are being monitored all the time."