Courts, counties, and statewide agencies need structured DUI programs that combine alcohol monitoring, testing, supervision workflows, and program support to improve accountability and reduce repeat offenses.
OVERVIEW
A state or county DUI program is a structured supervision model designed to help agencies manage alcohol related offenses more consistently.
These programs often combine court conditions, alcohol testing or monitoring, supervision requirements, treatment coordination, and clear response protocols to support compliance throughout the case or supervision period.
High-risk DUI clients may reoffend before their case is resolved, especially when monitoring does not begin early.
Courts, probation, law enforcement, treatment providers, and monitoring teams need a shared process to support compliance.
A strong DUI program has to support supervision goals without creating unnecessary manual work for already busy teams.
MODERN APPROACH
While every jurisdiction is different, effective DUI programs usually share several core elements. Agencies define who the program serves, how compliance is measured, what tools are used, how violations are handled, and how outcomes are reviewed over time.
Identify who should participate based on offense history, risk level, court conditions, or supervision status.
Clarify what participants must do, including testing, appointments, treatment, and court requirements.
Select the testing or monitoring approach that fits the participant risk level and program goals.
Define how missed tests, alcohol use, tamper events, or other violations are reviewed and handled.
Clarify who manages testing, monitoring, reporting, treatment coordination, and communications.
Track compliance, testing activity, violations, completion rates, and other program outcomes.
SOLUTIONS
Support your state or county DUI program requirements with monitoring options that help manage alcohol compliance, testing, location visibility, and participant accountability across state and county programs.
Judge John S. Kennedy
Common Pleas Judge, Pennsylvania’s 19th Judicial District
Reduction in recidivism
Individuals safely monitored
In annual taxpayer savings
PROGRAM MODELS
SOUTH DAKOTA
South Dakota’s 24/7 Sobriety Program addresses repeat impaired driving and alcohol related offenses through frequent testing, monitoring, and immediate accountability for violations.
PENNSYLVANIA
York County, Pennsylvania’s Target 25 Program addresses repeat DUI cases by identifying qualifying individuals early and using supervised bail, alcohol monitoring, and treatment referral to support accountability before sentencing.
TRUSTED PARTNER
SCRAM provides alcohol and drug monitoring that detects violations and documents compliance with confidence.
Reliable monitoring data helps teams document compliance, review violations, and support reporting.
Continuous and court-defensible alcohol testing, that supports accountability and creates long-term change.
Agencies nationwide rely on SCRAM to manage impaired driving cases, support compliance, and reduce community risk.
Join thousands of agencies nationwide who trust SCRAM for monitoring excellence.
Built Around Your Program
Solutions that fit your caseloads, policies, risk levels, and supervision goals.
Support That Stays With You
Support from people who understand the day to day agency realities.
Decision-Ready Data
See what’s happening, respond faster, and support better outcomes with data to act on.
