ADSAP stands for Alcohol and Drug Safety Action Program and is a statutorily-mandated alcohol class offered through DAODAS. Individuals convicted of DUI or DUAC are required to enroll in ADSAP within 30 days from the date of the conviction. The initial assessment and enrollment cost $500, and the program will cost up to $2,000 for individualized treatment services. However, if you are unable to pay the costs for treatment, they do allow the completion of 50 hours of community service in lieu of payment.
The time to complete the program varies as each case is handled on an individual basis. Those convicted of a DUI offense will not be eligible for a provisional license or to have their regular license reinstated until they can show proof of application or completion of the ADSAP program to the Department of Motor Vehicles.
In terms of the administrative suspensions for the refusal to provide a breath sample or providing a breath sample that requires the suspension of a driver’s license, a person must only show proof of enrollment into ADSAP in order to have their driving privileges reinstated. You must submit this to the Department of Motor Vehicles within 30 days of the issuance of an unfavorable order from the Office of Motor Vehicle Hearings.