JEMTEC Inc.
Owned by over 2,500 Canadian shareholders, JEMTEC (TSX-V:JTC) is the leading provider of compliance monitoring solutions to meet justice and public safety needs in Canada . Our services and technologies give the Courts, Correctional Services, Police Services and other entities the >means to verify if individuals are complying with bail, house arrest, home curfew, movement and other legally-imposed restrictions.
Our solutions range from leased monitoring systems and equipment operated by government agencies to Public-Private partnerships in which JEMTEC manages business and operational risks in return for service fees. Our services and systems usually are paid for under government contracts awarded through competitive bidding, however more recently we have begun to offer private electronic monitoring services for selected bail (pre-trial) cases directly to selected individuals – a first in Canada.
JEMTEC's Mission
JEMTEC’s mission is to lead the Canadian justice and public safety market by providing our customers with proven and customized services and tools.
Our vital essence as a corporation is to make society a better and safer place. Each of our technologies and programs is designed with this corporate mission in mind and we believe that working together with criminal justice professionals, we can help ensure public protection and the delivery of effective and accountable correctional services.
The JEMTEC Solution
JEMTEC's offerings allow our justice and public safety partners to choose an optimum level of monitoring and control at the lowest overall cost.
We offer several monitoring technologies:
- Offender Reporting Kiosks with associated databases;
- Active and Passive GPS (Global Positioning System) tracking;
- Radio-frequency electronic monitoring systems;
- Voice Verification; and
- Remote Alcohol monitoring.
JEMTEC has exclusive Canadian manufacturing and/or marketing rights for home incarceration products manufactured by BI Inc., Pro Tech Monitoring Inc., AutoMon Corporation, and certain TSI management systems.
Justice and Public Safety in Canada today
In most jurisdictions in Canada , the justice system is clogged with cases awaiting trial or awaiting sentencing.
Correctional institutions are crowded and in need of repair.
Governments have significant budget pressures and keeping people in jail can cost up to $155 per day. Housing one hundred people in jail can cost taxpayers $6 million annually.
Decades of research have shown that incarcerating the wrong individuals leads to disappointing and expensive results.
With its customized solutions and advanced technologies, JEMTEC is helping governments to effectively manage their priorities without compromising public safety.