WHAT IS THE INTOXICATED DRIVER PROGRAM?
The Intoxicated Driver Program offers an assessment and Driver Safety Plan required under Chapter 20 Laws of the State of Wisconsin. The program is required by a Court Order upon conviction of an OWI. A court may also request an individual to participate in the program prior to an OWI conviction. Participation and completion is reported to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation.

WHAT TREATMENT AND SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE?

  • Assessment of alcohol and other drug use
  • Development of a Driver Safety Plan
  • Referral to either an educational program or an alcohol/drug treatment program, depending on the assessment results

WHO IS ELIGIBLE?
Rock County residents are referred to the Intoxicated Driver Program after being charged with an Operating While Intoxicated (OWI). Clients may appear for an IDP assessment on a voluntary basis prior to being convicted, after being ordered by the court after their OWI conviction, or by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation.

HOW DO CLIENTS PAY FOR SERVICES?
There is an assessment fee of $300 for which the client is responsible. Additional alcohol or drug treatment may be covered by your health insurance. Educational programs are not covered by your health insurance.

HOW DO I LEARN MORE AND REQUEST SERVICES?
To make an appointment for an assessment, please call: 608-743-2402.

For questions about reinstatement or suspension of your driver’s license,
please contact the Wisconsin Department of Transportation at 608-261-8202.

For referrals or to make an appointment for an assessment, please call: 608-743-2402.

Tiffany Minguey, Treatment Court & IDP Supervisor
[email protected]
608-247-4922

Bette Trimble, Crisis, Intake & Outpatient Services Program Manager
[email protected] 
608-757-5216