The Lenexa Municipal Court utilizes Greenfeather Monitoring House Arrest as an alternative to incarceration at the jail. You are allowed to go to work, school, probation meetings and court hearings as well as attend any counseling or treatment ordered by the Court.
The requirements for house arrest are as follows:
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You must pay $100 upon intake to start house arrest. If you do not have the funds at intake, you will be denied and must return to Court as directed by Greenfeather Monitoring to see the judge.
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You must have a stable address where you are living, and you must have a cell phone.
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You must have no illegal drugs in your system to start house arrest. If you take any prescription medications, you must bring your prescription and/or pill bottle to intake.There will be a urinalysis (UA) upon intake, and if it comes back positive for any illegal drugs, you will be denied and must return to court as directed by Greenfeather Monitoring to see the judge.
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If you fail to appear for your intake, you are ordered to appear in Lenexa Municipal Court the very next business day or a warrant will issue for your arrest.
Once you start house arrest:
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Absolutely no alcohol or illegal drug use will be tolerated.You will be tested by UA’s at AverHealth at your own cost ($16 per UA). If a positive result comes back for alcohol or drug usage and you want further confirmation testing, you must notify Greenfeather Monitoring staff and request the testing from AverHealth and pay for it ($35 per test).
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You must continue to pay on your house arrest bill.
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If you are starting house arrest upon your release from the Johnson County Adult Detention Center, you must have transportation arranged to immediately take you from the jail directly to the house arrest office.
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IUnless the house arrest is a condition of probation, you must appear in court for a house arrest review when the judge will review your performance on house arrest, verify that you paid for your house arrest, and verify that any counseling, classes or treatment ordered by the court has been completed or that you are currently enrolled and attending the required classes/sessions.