A. A person under home detention or continuous alcohol monitoring shall be required to pay the full cost to the provider of electronic monitoring, alcohol and drug testing, plus an amount not more than one hundred dollars ($100.00) per month payable to the court. The fee shall be paid on a monthly basis in advance of the month of participation. The court may assess a lesser amount based on the person’s ability to pay.

B. The court shall obtain private provider services for electronic monitoring, drug and alcohol testing reporting and verification of compliance. The costs of any such service provider, together with an administrative surcharge not to exceed 10 percent, and the cost of the home detention and electronic monitoring program may be assessed against the person and payment shall be a condition of participation in the program.

C. The court may require a person under home detention to participate in community service work or impose other reasonable requirements or restrictions the court deems necessary.

D. The court may condition a person’s participation in home detention or continuous alcohol monitoring upon the participant being employed or a full-time student and remaining in employment or school while participating in the program. The person participating in the home detention or continuous alcohol monitoring program must provide written proof of their work and/or school hours to the court or its designee.

E. A person under home detention or continuous alcohol monitoring shall not tamper, remove or otherwise interfere with an electronic monitoring device. To do so may constitute a Class 4 felony and would subject that person to criminal prosecution pursuant to the Arizona Revised Statutes, including but not limited to A.R.S. § 13-3725. In addition, any loss or malicious damage caused to an electronic monitoring device could subject a person to criminal prosecution pursuant to the Arizona Revised Statutes, including but not limited to A.R.S. §§ 13-1602 and 13-1802. [Ord. 16-09 § 1; Res. 16-27; Code 2004 § 5-104.]