Corrections; extend repealer on intensive supervision program and electronic home detention.

Extended the repeal date of the intensive supervision program from June 30, 2025 to June 30, 2028, allowing the program to continue for three more years.

Added a requirement that courts cannot require offenders to participate in intensive supervision during existing probation or post-release supervision terms.

Added requirements for participants to allow correctional officers to visit their residence, workplace, or educational institution to verify compliance with program conditions.

Added requirement that participants' residences must be kept drug and alcohol free and exclude known felons and criminals.

Added a requirement for the Department of Corrections to provide annual data to an Oversight Task Force regarding program participation, outcomes, and reasons for program exits.

Modified fee structure to create a special fund in the State Treasury to help defray program administration and supervision costs, with unexpended amounts not lapsing to the General Fund.

Modified the definition of 'Operating capacity' to clarify it includes facilities certified by the department subject to federal and state laws.