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2007
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$4 million for Lewis and Clark County
As released by the Office of Montana Senator Jon Tester, 12-18-07: Baucus, Tester help secure more than $4 million for Lewis and Clark County Spending Bill in Washington Means Dollars for Helena Projects from the Office of Senator Jon Tester Tuesday, December 18, 2007 (WASHINGON, D.C.) Folks in the Queen City are breathing a little [...]
New criminal tracking program in Montana
As released by the Office of Montana Senator Jon Tester, 10-16-07: Senate approves new criminal tracking program in Montana Senate approves Baucus’ and Tester’s $500,000 request for MONTS from the Office of Senator Jon Tester Tuesday, October 16, 2007 (WASHINGTON, D.C.) – The U.S. Senate voted today for a new system to keeping track of [...]
Rehberg Secures $217,000 in Funding
As released by the Office of Montana Congressman Denny Rehburg, 7-13-07: Rehberg Secures $217,000 in Funding for Montana Offender Notification and Tracking System from the Office of Congressman Denny Rehberg July 13, 2007 WASHINGTON, DC – Montana’s Congressman, Denny Rehberg, today secured $217,000 in funding for the Montana Offender Notification and Tracking System (MONTS) in [...]
Answer to Missoula County’s Jail Overcrowding
As featured in the Missoulian, 7-02-07: Missoula companies demonstrate technology to keep track of offenders By CHELSI MOY of The Missoulian Cutting-edge technology is part of the answer to Missoula County’s jail overcrowding problem, Sheriff Mike McMeekin says. Finding alternative solutions to jail is no longer optional, but a necessity, he said. In fact, the [...]
Technology to Keep Track of Offenders
As featured in the Missoulian, 2-14-2007: Missoula companies demonstrate technology to keep track of offenders By TYLER CHRISTENSEN of the Missoulian The Montana Department of Corrections is faced with the daunting task of supervising 12,000 offenders, more than 8,000 of which are under intensive supervision outside of prison. That means the average probation or parole [...]
