The Process
From your first appointment to your final compliance report, we make the monitoring process clear, straightforward, and as easy as possible for everyone involved.
The process begins when a court, probation officer, or attorney issues a monitoring requirement. You or your case manager contacts CAM Wyoming to schedule an enrollment appointment. We work with your schedule and can often accommodate same-day or next-day fittings.
"The enrollment process was quick and the staff explained everything clearly. I knew exactly what to expect."
— CAM Wyoming client
At your appointment, a trained CAM Wyoming technician fits your SCRAM device — typically an ankle bracelet — and walks you through exactly how it works. We make sure you understand what to expect, what to avoid, and how to care for the device during your monitoring period.
"The fitting took less than 30 minutes. The technician was professional and made sure I was comfortable with the device."
— CAM Wyoming client
Once fitted, the SCRAM CAM bracelet automatically tests perspiration every 30 minutes — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The device detects alcohol that passes through the skin, providing an objective, tamper-evident record of your compliance. You go about your daily life; the device does the work.
"I barely notice it anymore. It just runs in the background while I go about my day."
— CAM Wyoming client
Monitoring data is automatically transmitted to CAM Wyoming via a home base station. Our team reviews the data and compiles clear, court-ready compliance reports. Courts and probation officers receive accurate, timely documentation — no guesswork, no gaps.
"Our court receives accurate, timely reports every week. CAM Wyoming makes compliance tracking simple for our department."
— Wyoming Probation Officer
The Technology
SCRAM Systems technology is the most widely used continuous alcohol monitoring solution in the world — trusted by courts in all 50 states.
SCRAM CAM measures ethanol in perspiration through the skin — a scientifically validated method that detects alcohol consumption even hours after drinking.
A home base station automatically uploads monitoring data each day. No manual check-ins, no trips to an office — the system works around the clock.
The device uses multiple sensors to detect removal attempts, obstructions, or tampering. Any interference is logged and reported immediately.
SCRAM Systems technology is accepted in courts across all 50 states and internationally. Results are defensible, objective, and trusted by judges and attorneys.
Contact CAM Wyoming to schedule your enrollment appointment.