AZ SB1366

Creates a home confinement program for eligible inmates who have served at least one year and are within eighteen months of release, requiring electronic monitoring surveillance.

Restricts eligibility to inmates convicted of non-violent felonies (class 4, 5, or 6 felonies in specified chapters) and excludes those with prior dangerous crimes against children convictions, violent disciplinary infractions, or previous home confinement participation.

Requires the department to evaluate complete applications within ninety days and notify crime victims within ten days, allowing victims to provide feedback that constitutes the final portion of the application.

Mandates inmate participation in gainful employment or education as a program requirement unless a disability prevents participation, with the department responsible for ensuring equitable access and providing application assistance.

Allows the department to charge a monthly home confinement supervision fee and establishes a maximum officer-to-supervisee ratio of one corrections officer per one hundred participants in the program.