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Please reach us by text at 859.229.3329 or info@duiprogramsky.org if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Step 1 - Forms must be completed before requesting an appointment for assessment.
Step 2 - Requesting an appointment. Choose the location you'd like to complete your assessment. You can complete your assessment at any of our locations and complete classes in the location most convenient for you.
Step 3 - Breathe. Take this time to gather the forms needed at the time of assessment.
You will need to bring: AOC494 (Notice to Attend) form and your Uniform Citation. These can be requested by the court handling your DUI case. These are needed at the time of assessment.
Assessments are $75 for in-state DUIs. $100 for out-of-state DUIs.
Fee is due at the time of your assessment. We accept cash, cashapp, venmo, and money orders.
Classes are $30 each. The number of classes you'll need to attend are determined at the time of assessment based on your individual situation.
FORMS TO BRING WITH YOU:
1. AOC494 (Notice to Attend)
2. Uniform Citation
3. Plea Agreement (optional, but very handy)
If you do not have a copy of these, please get them before your assessment appointment. You can get them from the courthouse that is handling your case by calling them. Have them fax, email, or mail us a copy.
Fax 855.921.1840
Email info@duiprogramsky.org
Mailing address 1795 Alysheba Way Suite 1001, Lexington, KY 40509
Fee: See above
Please do not bring the family, friends, or pets inside for your appointment.
What is an AOC494 Notice to attend?
These must be completed and filed by the court that is handling your case. Call that courthouse to send us a copy if you do not have one.
What is a Uniform Citation?
These must be completed and filed by the officer that is handled your DUI arrest. Call that courthouse to send us a copy if you do not have one.
What is a Plea Agreement?
Optional, but very helpful. Also must be completed and filed by the court that is handling your case. Call that courthouse to send us a copy if you do not have one.
In Kentucky, a DUI assessment (also called a substance abuse or alcohol assessment) is required by state law before full treatment or education services can begin—and often before your driver's license can be reinstated after a DUI conviction.
Why is it required?
Kentucky law (KRS 189A.040) mandates that anyone convicted of DUI must complete an alcohol or substance abuse education or treatment program. This program must:
The assessment comes first because:
In short: The assessment ensures treatment matches your actual needs (not one-size-fits-all), promotes public safety by addressing underlying issues that led to the DUI, and fulfills legal requirements for completion proof to the court and Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (for license reinstatement).
A comprehensive mental health and substance abuse assessment (also called a comprehensive assessment for co-occurring disorders or dual diagnosis) is a thorough, structured evaluation conducted by qualified mental health professionals (such as psychiatrists, psychologists, licensed clinical social workers, counselors, or addiction specialists).
It aims to:
This assessment typically follows a biopsychosocial approach, examining biological, psychological, and social factors. It goes beyond basic screening (like quick questionnaires) to provide an in-depth picture.
Key Components of a Comprehensive Assessment
These elements are drawn from evidence-based guidelines (e.g., from SAMHSA, ASAM Criteria, and standard clinical practice for co-occurring disorders):
This assessment usually takes 1 hour or longer (sometimes over multiple sessions) and forms the foundation for an individualized treatment plan that might include therapy (e.g., CBT, DBT, trauma-focused), addiction counseling, substance abuse treatment groups, case management, or integrated co-occurring treatment programs.
Zero Tolerance Providers in Kentucky, select - Early Intervention/Zero Tolerance Program
https://providerdirectory.dbhdid.ky.gov/ProviderDirectory.aspx?ptc=
https://drive.ky.gov/Drivers/Pages/KIIP.aspx
For the Kentucky Ignition Interlock Program (KIIP), please click on the link and read through the requirements.
TIP: Look under step 2 for the application and email address to submit your Interlock Application.
Once you have completed your application and have received the certificate to install, you can contact your local installer.
We recommend Andy's Auto and Truck Accessories to complete your installation. 859.269.3236 or email them at andysauto@twc.com .
https://telegov.egov.com/ksp/CustomerCreateAppointments/SelectLocation?appointmentTypeid=56
Your classes and your suspension time will need to be completed to sit for your written test. The ignition interlock helps to reduce your overall suspension time if you avoid violations while it is installed.
This is an ongoing effort among law makers. Here is what we know so far.
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