Ray County officials are reviewing a proposed contract renewal with Missouri Supervision, a private electronic monitoring company represented locally by Natalie Macy of Macey Bail Bonds. The program allows nonviolent offenders to be placed on GPS or alcohol-monitoring bracelets instead of being held in jail, a move officials said could save thousands of taxpayer dollars. Macy and Missouri Supervision affiliate Dustin Master gave a detailed overview of the equipment, enforcement process and available monitoring options. The company also provided a draft contract and documents explaining the business currently works with more than 37 counties across Missouri and Kansas. “In my opinion, if you’re worried about the person, I would put them on this,” said Master. “This is the best way to track them. They can’t tamper with it.” The county has used the company’s services since 2018, but the original agreement expired years ago. Officials noted the new contract would replace that expired…