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Cheatham County authorizes mayor to sign A2i electronic-monitoring contract
Summary
The legislative body approved the county mayor’s signature on a one-year contract with A2i, LLC for electronic GPS and alcohol monitoring services; the contract packet lists offender daily rates, agency rates, and installation options.
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The Cheatham County Legislative Body on Oct. 21 authorized County Mayor Kerry McCarver to sign a one-year service agreement with A2i, LLC for electronic monitoring services.
The contract in the meeting packet outlines an offender-charged GPS service at $8.00 per day, a $100 installation fee and one-time device fees; an agency-monitored option is listed at $5.00 per day for county-paid placements (for examples such as work release or indigent participants). The agreement includes terms for call-center or system alert triage, tamper and geofence violation recognition, device replacement cost provisions and an option for the county to perform installations/removals and receive $50 per device installed or removed.
The commission approved the mayor’s signature by roll call (9 Yes, 0 No, 2 Absent). The contract packet states the agreement renews annually unless terminated with 30 days' notice and includes pricing and inventory/maintenance provisions.
Contract highlights (as provided in packet): - GPS offender daily rate: $8.00/day; installation fee: $100 (one time); device fee: $75 (one time). - Agency daily monitoring rate (examples: work-release, indigent): $5.00/day. - Alcohol monitoring: daily rate $6.00/day; handheld device replacement and accessory fees listed in packet. - County may elect to perform installs/removals and receive $50 per completed install/removal.
What happens next
Administrative staff will deliver the signed contract to A2i and implement county procedures for placement of monitored defendants; the contract requires ongoing account management, monitoring and reporting as described in the packet.
