GPS ankle monitoring in Pasco, Hernando & Tampa Bay
Anytime Ankle Monitoring provides GPS tracking, continuous alcohol monitoring and curfew monitoring so people can meet their release conditions at home instead of in jail.
Three ways we monitor
GPS ankle monitoring
A GPS ankle monitor tracks where the wearer is, around the clock.
Learn moreContinuous alcohol monitoring
An ankle device that checks for alcohol use automatically, day and night.
Learn moreCurfew and geofence monitoring
Confirms the wearer is home by curfew and stays out of restricted areas.
Learn moreFrom court order to compliance
Call us
Tell us what the judge ordered, or have your attorney or bondsman call for you.
Get fitted
We fit the device and explain exactly what the rules are and how the monitor works.
Stay compliant
We monitor and report to the court or supervising officer as the order requires.
Six counties across three judicial circuits
We serve Florida's 5th, 6th and 13th Judicial Circuits from our office in Hudson.
Need monitoring for a client?
Monitoring can give a judge a reason to grant release. Call us before the hearing and we'll help you put a monitoring plan in front of the court.
For attorneys & courtsAnkle monitoring questions, answered
What is an ankle monitor?
An ankle monitor is an electronic device worn on the ankle that a court can order as a condition of release, bond, probation or house arrest. Depending on the type, it tracks location by GPS, checks for alcohol use, or confirms the wearer is home during curfew hours.
Who needs ankle monitoring?
Most people come to us because a judge ordered monitoring as a condition of pretrial release, bond or probation. Attorneys also propose monitoring to the court as an alternative to keeping a client in jail.
What types of monitoring do you offer?
We offer GPS location tracking, continuous alcohol monitoring, and curfew monitoring with geofencing.
Which counties do you serve?
We serve Pasco, Hernando, Pinellas, Hillsborough, Sumter and Citrus counties, which covers Florida's 5th, 6th and 13th Judicial Circuits.
How do I get started?
Call us at 727-380-1234 with the court order or release conditions. We'll explain what the order requires, schedule the device fitting, and report to the court or supervising officer as required.
How much does ankle monitoring cost?
Cost depends on the type of monitoring and how long it is ordered. Call 727-380-1234 and we'll give you the price for your situation.
Can I work and go to school with an ankle monitor?
In most cases, yes. The court sets the rules, and monitoring schedules can usually include approved time for work, school, treatment and court dates.