Press Release
Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court selects BI Incorporated |
By BI Incorporated |
Published: 05/15/2012 |
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Article: CLEVELAND, Ohio – May 14, 2012 – Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court has selected BI Incorporated for a range of location monitoring systems used to support supervision of more than 150 juveniles released to community supervision. The court finalized the one-year agreement, with possible extensions, with BI this month. Formed in 1902, the Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court is one of the oldest courts for youth nationwide. It serves the largest counties in Ohio, and oversees a detention center and many community-based services, including home detention. The court has focused heavily on alternatives to detention in recent years, and has reduced its detention center average daily population to levels not reached since the 1950s. “Juvenile offenders are a challenging, less predictable population to manage in the community,” said Jock Waldo, Vice President of Marketing. “These location monitoring systems support home detention officers with important details on curfews, schedules and locations as they travel within the area.” Under the agreement, BI will supply the following products and monitoring service:
About BI Incorporated (www.bi.com) Established in 1978, BI Incorporated is a wholly-owned subsidiary of The GEO Group (NYSE: GEO), a global leader in the delivery of correctional, detention, and residential treatment services to federal, state, and local government agencies. BI provides a full continuum of offender monitoring technologies and community reentry services for parolees, probationers, pretrial defendants and illegal aliens involved in the U.S. immigration court process. BI also owns and operates an ISO-certified national monitoring center, providing 24/7 expert support supervision services exclusively to governmental agencies. BI works closely with corrections officials to cost effectively reduce recidivism, promote public safety, and strengthen the communities they serve. |