Ellis County OKs $9,600 trial purchase of Repath supervision app for bond clients
The commission approved use of $9,600 in opioid‑fund dollars to buy Repath tracking and check‑in software for bond‑supervision clients as a one‑year trial; staff said the tool would allow curfew and location verification for 43 individuals on bond supervision.
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The Ellis County Commission on Jan. 6 approved a $9,600 transfer from opioid fund reserves to buy a Repath supervision application for court services, a purchase staff described as a one‑year trial to improve supervision of people released on bond.
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