Saturday, May 19, 2012
Enforcement

Agencies & Enforcement

GPS technology is a great addition to the suite of tools and methods supervising agents/officers use to monitor the movements and compliance of enrollees. It allows supervising agents/officers to more closely monitor the movements of enrollees while increasing the level of community safety. This technology is highly effective, but it is not a replacement for in-person interaction between supervising agents/officers and enrollees. In fact, no technology can replace the critical person-to-person meetings, phone calls and visits. These interactions between supervising agents/officers and enrollees provide much needed information that isn’t available by simply looking at a map of tracks.

Satellite Tracking of People LLC offers supervising agencies a suite of technology, equipment and services to meet the diverse needs of an enrollee monitoring program. The Applications tab provides information regarding the types of populations GPS technology, in particular, are usually candidates for such a program.

  • High Risk Offenders
  • Pre-Trial Defendants
  • Juveniles
  • Truancy
  • Alternative Incarceration
  • Domestic Violence Abusers
  • Probation
  • Prarole & Pardons

 

 

 

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About Us

Since its inception in 2010, Excalibur Monitoring LLC has been a leader and a force in the electronic monitoring industry.  We recognize, understand, and utilize satellite and cellular technology to help supervising officers perform their job.

 

GPS Satellite

BluTag Hybrid transmits monitoring data to software using nationwide digital cellular phone networks and satellite GPS

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Mike Curlee, Owner & President

 

Mike Curlee and his wife of 29 years make their home in Greenville, South Carolina. Mike is the father of three children, two of which are also licensed bail agents. Mike is a 1972 graduate of the Camden Military Academy. He served 30 years, 6 months and 11 days in the United States Air Force and South Carolina Air National Guard and retired as a Senior Master Sergeant. Mike also retired from Wachovia Bank in 1995 were he was a Security Technician. He is an active member of Southside Baptist Church, the Masonic Lodge 311, Scottish Right, the VFW Post 14000, and the American Legion Post 3. Additionally, he serves on the Hejaz Shrine Temple Honor Guard. As a second generation bail agent, he has over 20 years in the bail industry and has been a member of the South Carolina Bail Agents Association for 9 years. Mike believes that in all aspects of life, both professionally and personally, respect is that which is earned.

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