1. A. Providers shall maintain an operating system that provides alert notifications to the authorizing entity for the following detections within the following time restrictions, unless explicitly modified by the authorizing entity:

   1. 1. the tampering of electronic monitoring equipment within three minutes of the tampering incident;
   2. 2. the presence of electronic monitoring equipment in an exclusion zone within four minutes of the monitored individual’s entry into the exclusion zone;
   3. 3. low battery alert when the battery capacity of the electronic monitoring equipment reaches approximately twenty-five percent of remaining capacity or within one hour prior to the end of the battery lifespan; and
   4. 4. no signal, lost signal, or offline alerts within three minutes of detection.
2. B. Low battery alert notifications should be deliverable to monitored individuals through multiple modalities to maximize visibility and accessibility, including visual indicators, audible alerts, vibration alerts, text-to-speech capabilities, and notifications via mobile applications.

Authority Note

AUTHORITY NOTE: Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 15:571.36(A).

Historical Note

HISTORICAL NOTE: Promulgated by the Office of the Governor, Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Criminal Justice, LR 50:1644 (November 2024).