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How To Get Your Best Use of Electronic Monitoring Data And Reports to Maximize Your Program's Success
SESSION INFO
Monday, February 13, 2023
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Session Type: Workshop
Do you want to take your electronic monitoring (EM) program to the next level of success? Are your staff overwhelmed with EM data? Are staff at all levels using the EM system generated reports to make informed decisions? Would you like to know the top 3 reports most helpful to an agency’s success? If the answers to any of these questions are “yes,” we invite you to join us to explore ways you can use EM data, reports and system tools to effectively inform the decisions your staff at all levels make each day. With the high volume of data EM technology produces, data can either be one of the best tools in the agency’s toolbox or it can overwhelm and cripple staff as they do their best to supervise high-risk offenders. In this session we’ll identify the key report types and data elements you need to look at. This session is fundamental for Directors/Managers, Supervisors and Rank-and-File staff members. We’ll show you how to get the critical information (versus just raw data ) you need for your program’s success.
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SESSION PRESENTERS
Gregory Loxton
Sr. Advisor, State and Federal, Securus Monitoring
Greg Loxton Although his early career started as a mental health practitioner in Springfield, Massachusetts, Greg also enjoyed an extensive career in publishing in New York City working as a reporter and then as a Vice President for Dun and Bradstreet. He was also the Director of Intellectual Property Licensing at Time Inc. In 2021, Greg joined Securus Monitoring as a Senior Advisor to help create an impact on justice-involved individuals. He holds a bachelor's degree from The New School in New York City.
Steve Marshall
Agency Consultant and Retired Associate Director of California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Securus Monitoring
Steve Marshall Steve began his career with the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) in 1990 at Mule Creek State Prison as a Correctional Officer. He proceeded through the ranks to Correctional Sergeant and Correctional Counselor. In 2000, he transitioned to the CDCR Division of Adult Parole Operations as a case-carrying Parole Agent I and rose through ranks to the Associate Director level. Before he retired in 2017, he managed nearly 10,000 electronic monitoring cases throughout the state. Since his retirement, Steve has served as a consultant to Securus Monitoring Solutions as they develop innovative strategies to partner with community corrections agencies around the country.
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