The Missouri Substance Awareness Traffic Offender Programs (SATOP) provides or arranges for assessment, screening, education and rehabilitation. SATOP is a nationwide system of comprehensive, accessible, community-based education and treatment designed for individuals arrested for alcohol and drug–related offenses. The SATOP program offers a variety of programs to include:
Assessment
The assessment screening consists of a Department of Revenue driving record review, a standardized computer-based questionnaire, and an individualized interview with a qualified substance awareness professional. Required by every offender as the first step in determining which program is the most appropriate. It includes DRI-II, John Hopkins, MAST and interview with a counselor. Cost: $375.00 ($249.00 supplemental fee DBH and $126.00 provider fee)
Offender Management Unit (OMU)
All DWI offenders are required by law to undergo an individualized assessment screening. This is the primary service of the OMU and is available at nearly 200 locations. The assessment screening consists of a Department of Revenue driving record review, a standardized computer-based questionnaire, and an individualized interview with a qualified substance awareness professional.
Offender Education Program (OEP)
A 10-hour education course designed primarily for lower risk, first-time offenders in understanding the choices they made that led to their intoxication and arrest. Education is the key to helping first-time offenders take responsibility for their actions. Cost for all participants is $200.00.
Weekend Intervention Program (WIP)
A level of service designed primarily for repeat offenders or “high risk” first-time offenders using intensive education and counseling intervention methods throughout a marathon weekend (48 continuous hours) of structured activities. Activities are designed to encourage offenders to confront their harmful behavior and take responsibility for their lives. All meals and lodging are taken care of through the cost of the program. If you can prove you are a Missouri resident, income and the number of persons you claim as dependents, you may qualify for state reimbursable services to the provider on your behalf. YOU MUST PROVIDE THESE PROOFS OR PAY FULL FEE of $467.45; MIN: $250.00 (ALL OUT-OF-STATE MUST PAY FULL FEE)
Clinical Intervention Program (CIP)
A level of outpatient treatment service consisting of intensive outpatient counseling based on the needs of the persistent or “high risk” offender. Each offender participates in 50 total hours of treatment activity consisting of 10 hours of individual counseling, 20 hours of group counseling, and 20 hours of group education at a certified treatment facility. Ten (10) hours of the required 50 hours must specifically address DWI/DUI issues and is designated to be completed within six (6) weeks. Class time and individual sessions may be discussed to provide access and convenience for participants work schedules. If you can prove you are a Missouri resident, income and the number of persons you claim as dependents, you may qualify for state reimbursable services to the provider on your behalf. YOU MUST PROVIDE THESE PROOFS OR PAY FULL FEE of $1,067.42; MIN: $250.00 (ALL OUT-OF-STATE MUST PAY FULL FEE)
Serious and Repeat Offender Program (SROP)
A level of outpatient treatment service consisting of intensive outpatient counseling based on the needs of the persistent or “high risk” offender. Each offender participates in at least 75 hours of treatment in no less than 90 days. Services must include a minimum of 35 hours of individual and/or group counseling. Successful completion of the treatment is left to the discretion of the program’s clinical staff based on the specific needs of the person(s)-served. If you can prove you are a Missouri resident, income and the number of persons you claim as dependents, you may qualify for state reimbursable services to the provider on your behalf. YOU MUST PROVIDE THESE PROOFS OR PAY FULL FEE of $1500.00; MIN: $250.00 (ALL OUT-OF-STATE MUST PAY FULL FEE)
For more information contact the SATOP Administrator at 573-359-0955