Oklahoma Safety Center

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View the DUI and Assessment enrollment schedule.

Disclaimer: Oklahoma does not accept online DUI classes. If you are non-resident of the state and received a DUI in Oklahoma, you must get approval for your out of state class from Sharon Fernandez, Oklahoma Dept. of Mental Health and Substance Abuse at 1-405-522-3870.

Our Mission Statement
To reduce the number of repeat offenders on Oklahoma roadways by providing educational services to DUI or Drug offenders, assist offenders to identify substance abuse problems, and refer those offenders identified with substance abuse problems to licensed community based treatment programs

We treat our clients with respect. We want our clients to understand the emotional and economic consequences of choosing to drink and drive. We strive for excellence here at the Oklahoma Safety Center. Our evaluators and instructors are all certified professionals. We distinguish our program from other programs by both our professionalism as well as our commitment to friendly, caring and individualized care.

We are bound by strict confidentiality guidelines. State laws prohibit us from disclosing personal information to anyone, including relatives, without express written permission from you.

The office is open from 9:00am to 6:00pm Monday through Friday. 9:00am through 1:00pm on Saturday.

An ignition interlock is a breathalyzer installed in your car. It is a requirement for a modified drivers license.

These are educational courses with a minimum of 10 or 24 hours.

Will I have to have an interlock or breathalyzer in my car?

Only if you apply for a modified license. The DPS will inform you when you should have the interlock installed.

Yes. The fee is $300.00. This fee covers the initial assessment as well as the follow up.

I was told I could drive legally with an interlock-What do I need to do?

You or your attorney must apply for a drivers license modification from the Department of Public Safety. They will inform you if you should have an interlock or breathalyzer installed in your car. Call DPS for more information 918-632-7710 or 405-425-2098. (Fees involved)

You must wait the revocation period (usually 6 months) and either mail or take your assessment certificate (with the red stamp and embossed seal) to the department of public safety. Note: Revocation period may increase due to number of Alcohol/Drug arrest.

How do you get signed up for....(anything we offer)?

You may enroll on our website or call directly to (918) 621-1600

How long does it take to do one? (an assessment)

Assessments usually take between 1 to 2 hours.

For arrest prior to November 1, 2008 the rate of Assessment is a state fee of $175.00 For arrest after November 1, 2008 that rate is a state fee of $160.00. All fees are mandatory by the State Department of Public Safety.

The basic reinstatement fee is $315. There may be additional charges. You should check with the DPS.

I did not lose my license, but I still have court-what do I need?

You will still need a substance abuse evaluation for court. The fee is $75.00.

I wasn't arrested for DUI....Why did I lose my license?

If you had a drug conviction, the DPS will revoke your license.

Are ADSAC classes the same as DUI classes?

Yes. They are called Alcohol/Drug Substance Abuse Classes

Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Service