Indiana Code Title 35. Criminal Law and Procedure § 35-38-2.7-2

(1) Except as provided in subdivision (2), an employee or contract employee of a supervising agency must provide notification to the supervising agency as soon as possible, but not later than twelve (12) hours, after:

(2) An employee or contract employee of a supervising agency who is required to provide a notification to the supervising agency under subdivision (1) with respect to a tracked individual who is placed on electronic monitoring due to being charged with or convicted of:

shall provide the notification as soon as possible, but not later than fifteen (15) minutes, after the occurrence of an event described in subdivision (1)(A) through (1)(C). In addition, if the tracked individual has committed or is alleged to have committed a crime against a vulnerable victim, the supervising agency shall notify the vulnerable victim and request local law enforcement to conduct a welfare check on the vulnerable victim in accordance with the protocol developed by the supervising agency under subdivision (5).

(3) Verify in person the location of each tracked individual placed on electronic monitoring due to being charged with or convicted of:

by making one (1) scheduled in person contact and one (1) unannounced in person contact with the individual in every thirty (30) day period.

(4) Establish conditions relating to approved and unapproved locations for each tracked individual under the supervising agency's supervision.

(5) Develop and establish a protocol for the supervising agency to use in contacting a vulnerable victim and local law enforcement with respect to a violation by a tracked individual.

(6) Develop and publish a policy prohibiting certain relationships between a tracked individual and a supervising agency and employees of a supervising agency, including:

(7) Develop or approve detailed contingency plans for the supervising agency's operation in case of natural disaster, power outage, loss of telephone service, fire, flood, equipment malfunction, death, incapacitation, or personal emergency of an employee of a supervising agency, and, in the case of a supervising agency's contract with a third party contractor, the financial insolvency of the third party contractor.

(8) Specify a backup verification method for a tracked individual if there is reason to believe that the tracked individual's monitoring device may lose communication with the supervising agency at an approved location. However, a supervising agency has the discretion to establish a backup verification method for any tracked individual regardless of whether the supervising agency has reason to believe that the monitoring device may lose communication at an approved location.

(1) the total number of tracked individuals under supervision, whether they are under pretrial, or postdisposition, supervision, and the charges they are facing or have been convicted of;

(2) the number of tracked individuals under supervision assigned to each employee;

(3) the total costs and fees levied and collected;

(4) the number of tracked individuals under supervision whose supervision has been terminated and the reason for termination; and

(5) the number of false location alerts, device malfunctions, or both, in the case of each tracked individual under supervision.