Participants in Bond Monitoring are court-ordered by the Judge as a part of their bond conditions and are typically medium-high risk individuals that are being charged with a criminal offense, but have not yet been convicted.  

The program monitors their compliance with their court-ordered bond conditions set by the Judge. Nearly all participants of the Bond Monitoring Program are required to comply with random drug testing, as well as, a court ordered curfew.  Some participants, based on their criminal charges, may be required to comply with alcohol monitoring equipment or GPS equipment as well.  

Drug and Alcohol testing is one of the key components of the Bond Monitoring Program.  The Justice Programs office conducts drug and alcohol testing 365 days a year.  Participants are encouraged to report to the Justice Department for testing, regardless of the outcome of their tests, and the Bond Monitoring Program will discuss options with individuals who are testing positive.  Some local resources are attached below for those that may be struggling with use.

For additional information about Bond Monitoring, please see attached documents or contact (608) 269-8835 or jbonds@co.monroe.wi.us

Documents:

Justice Programs Guide (print 2 sided flip on short edge)

Bond Monitoring Request Form

MyCallin Instructional Guide

Additional Resources