Contracted with the Kenosha County Department of Human Services, Division of Disability Services
THE COURT HAS ORDERED YOU FOR AN ASSESSMENT...
WHAT YOU NEED TO DO
Remember, you must have $240.00 in order to schedule your assessment.
What is an Assessment? The assessment
involves a personal interview with you by a certified
alcohol-and-other drug abuse counselor who has been
specially trained for the assessment process.
The counselor may require that you bring a significant other
(i.e., spouse, parent, friend) to the assessment interview.
What do I need to do?
In order to meet the 14 day deadline, you must contact the
Alcohol & Other Drugs Council of Kenosha County
72 hours after the court order or as soon as possible after
a Department of Transportation Order to schedule your assessment.
Payment for the assessment must be made at the time of scheduling
the assessment! You will not be given an assessment appointment unless
payment has been made.
The assessment itself will take about one hour. Because the assessment
will examine your alcohol/drug useage, you are expected not to use
alcohol or any other drug (except prescribed medications) for the
24 hours immediately preceeding the assessment.
Please bring verification of any health insurance to the assessment.
This will be needed to assess your ability to pay for any
recommended treatment.
All information obtained through the assessment is strictly
confidential in keeping with federal regulation (42 CFR, Part II).
However, assessment findings and your Driver Safety Plan are
submitted to the Department of Transportation and the provider
of your Drivers Safety Plan after you sign a Release of Information.
$What are the costs? What is a Drivers Safety Plan? What are the consequences if I do not follow through?
The Department of Transportation will be notified that you are in
Non-Compliance. This means that you will lose your driving
privileges or continue to not have privileges. A Non-Compliance
report will be filed if:
Where do I go?
Alcohol & Other Drugs Council OUR HOURS:
Remember, you must have $240.00 in order to schedule your assessment.
THE BOTTOM LINE IS... If you have any questions,
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2006
THE ASSESSMENT FEE IS
$240.00
An assessment is a procedure designed to examine you
and your alcohol and/or other drug use habits.
Assessments are mandated for every person convicted of operating
a vehicle while intoxicated. The law requires that your assessment be
completed within 14 days after it has been ordered by the court or
within 30 days of a Department of Transportation Order.
Assessment fee: $240.00
A Driver Safety Plan must be developed for each person who is assessed.
The plan is designed to help you avoid intoxicated driving in the future.
These costs vary depending on whether your Driver Safety Plan involves
education and/or treatment. You are responbsible for all education costs.
If your Drivers Safety Plan involves treatment, a determination is made as to
your costs based on your insurance and your ability to pay. You
must have your insurance information with you at the time of the
assessment, or you will not be eligible for an "ability to pay"
reduced fee for your Drivers Safety Plan Treatment.
In addition to a report of non-compliance, failure to show up
for your assessment or any of the above situations will cost you
additional money.
The first step you must take is to go to the Alcohol & Other
Drugs Council of Kenosha County, Inc. to schedule your assessment:
611 - 56th Street, Suite 200
Kenosha, WI 53140
8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Monday and Wednesday
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Tuesday and Thursday
8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Friday
Responsibility for compliance with Wisconsin's Drunk Driving Law
is ENTIRELY YOURS!
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E-mail us
or call (262) 658-8166