Alcohol Monitoring and GPS Tracking
Tampa Bay Monitoring provides alcohol and GPS monitoring products and services throughout Florida in Tampa Bay, Pinellas County, Hillsborough County, & Pasco County.
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About Us
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ampa Bay Monitoring provides state of the art alcohol testing tools that help criminal, traffic, drug, veterans and family courts, agencies, and alcohol treatment professionals to continuously monitor their clients’ sobriety. Through our screening process, Tampa Bay Monitoring can recommend and provide a device that is best suited for their medical needs and work situation.
Our complete offender management program also provides active and remote state of the art GPS with the most secure straps available today. This allows the defendant to maintain employment while helping to assure the safety of our community.
Frank has a B.S. in Management from Indiana University, Bloomington Indiana, and a Masters in Health Care Administration from Indiana University-Purdue University, Indianapolis campus.
Frank Kopczynski, the owner of Action Plus Bail Bonds and Tampa Bay Monitoring in Clearwater, Florida and has been providing alcohol and GPS monitors for the past 8 years. Being on the forefront of alcohol monitoring in the state of Florida, his company quickly became the leading provider of SCRAM alcohol monitors in the southeast and is also the sole provider of Soberlink alcohol monitors in the Tampa Bay Area and the surrounding counties.
Frank is the former host of the Criminal Justice Forum radio, which aired for five years and he has worked with people involved in the criminal justice system for more than 25 years. He and his wife of 50 years, Mary Jo, own and manage successful bail bond agencies in Pinellas and Pasco counties. He has served on former Governor Bush’s and former Governor Crist’s Ex-offender Task Force and served on the Department of Corrections Re-entry Council. Frank Kopczynski is a former member of the Domestic Violence Task Force in Pinellas County and former chair of the Pinellas County Ex-offender Re-entry Coalition (PERC) for thirteen years. He is also an active supporter of NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness), the Pinellas Sexual Assault Coalition, the Victim Advocate Coalition, and Families Against Mandatory Minimums (FAMM).
Because of his twenty plus years as an executive in the healthcare industry, he quickly recognized that to provide just a monitor to those needing to document their sobriety was not enough. To help clients maintain their sobriety he began providing referrals to agencies, classes and programs that fit the individual client’s needs.
Contact Frank for a Free Booking
Frank is available on a volunteer basis for training & speaking on various topics such as GPS & Alcohol Monitoring, Ex-offender re-entry, The Drug War, and numerous other topics regarding the Criminal Justice System.
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