Community Corrections reviews GPS-unit options as supervised caseload grows
Johnson County Community Corrections told the council it is shifting from ownership to leasing of GPS monitoring units as caseloads grow and technology changes; the program currently supervises about 240 individuals.
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Johnson County Community Corrections presented information about its GPS-monitoring program on April 14, saying the agency is evaluating leasing versus owning units as supervised caseloads grow.
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