Who is Eligible?

Participants may qualify if they face:

Second offense, third-tier DUI

Third offense, second-tier DUI

Third offense, third-tier DUI (all within 10 years).

Eligibility also requires completion of a Court Reporting Network (CRN) prescreening assessment during the referral process.

Who is Not Eligible?

Individuals are ineligible if they:

Have unresolved out-of-state or out-of-county charges.

Are charged with crimes involving unapproved damage or injury to victims.

Face charges for sex offenses or crimes committed with a firearm.

Have cases deemed ineligible by the District Attorney’s Office.

Program Details

Participants move through multiple phases as they progress in the program. Upon acceptance, a drug and alcohol case management specialist evaluates each participant and ensures they are enrolled in the appropriate level of treatment.

How Do Participants Complete the Program?

Participants must:

Fully comply with and complete all recommended treatment programs.

Pay all DUI Treatment Court fees in full.

The program requires a minimum of 18 months from acceptance to graduation.

Results

Rather than incarceration, participants who complete the DUI Treatment Court program serve their sentences under house arrest with electronic monitoring. By adhering to the program requirements, individuals gain the tools to build a healthier, more promising future.