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SATOP/SUBSTANCE
ABUSE
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SATOP
- Substance Abuse Traffic Offender Program
SATOP is the State of Missouri, Department of
Mental Health program that is required for those
individuals who receive DWI/DUI offenses.
Missouri law requires all persons arrested for an
alcohol or drug related traffic offense to complete
and assessment screening at an OMU. The fee
for the SATOP assessment is $375, which is comprised
of a $126 screening fee and a $249 supplemental fee,
due at the time of the assessment. The result
of this evaluation determines the appropriate level
(ADEP; OEP; WIP; CIP; YCIP or Level IV) of placement
for each consumer. For more information visit http://dmh.mo.gov
The
Safety Council as state Offender Management Unit (OMU)
provides Assessment Screening Process, requiring to
pre-register to attend the programs, and the
following SATOP levels:
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ADOLESCENT
DIVERSION EDUCATION PROGRAM (ADEP)
A 10-hour education course for minors who may
have received Abuse and Lose, Minor in
Possession, or Zero Tolerance offenses. If
there is no driver's license involvement, the
client may be assigned directly to the program
and must bring a copy of the court order to
class. The education fee is an additional
$130.
(If the driver's license is suspended or revoked
due to Abuse and Lose, Zero Tolerance or other
similar offenses, the client must have a SATOP
assessment).
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OFFENDER
EDUCATION PROGRAM (OEP)
A 10-hour education course designed for lower
risk consumers in understanding the choices they
made that led to their intoxication and
arrest. Fee is $130.
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WEEKEND
INTERVENTION PROGRAM (WIP)
A 20-hour level of service designed for repeat
or high-risk consumers using intensive education
and counseling intervention methods over a
weekend of structured activities. This
program is conducted in a restrictive
environment. *Consumers referred to WIP
may complete a financial questionnaire called
the Standard Means Test. The findings will
determine if the consumer will receive financial
assistance with the payment of their program fee
based on sliding scale depending on consumer
income minimum of $250 and maximum of $440.52
When
you attend programs through the Safety Council, a
portion of your fees help fund our Community Safety
Programs - Thank you!
Without
your support, the Safety Council could not fulfill
its mission of making the community a safer place
for all - THANK YOU!
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