Comprehensive alcohol and other drug assessments for Kenosha County residents with OWI-related requirements — assessment, Driver Safety Plan, scheduling, fees, and policies.

Comprehensive alcohol and other drug assessments provided by licensed practitioners, for community members and referred clients. No referral required.

The Underage Drug & Alcohol Accountability Program — educational programming provided as a deferment to an underage drug or drinking violation through an agreement with local courts.

DA- or court-approved agreements that may include assessment, testing, Moral Reconation Therapy, counseling, education, or reporting requirements.

For OWI-related requirements after a conviction or a Wisconsin Department of Transportation order. First step: complete the intake package and schedule your assessment — state deadlines apply.

For anyone who needs an assessment — court-referred, employer- or licensing-board-referred, or on your own. First step: call Hope Council to ask about scheduling.

For eligible underage alcohol or drug citations, after court direction. First step: attend court, then register for the next scheduled class if eligible.

For DA- or court-approved agreements with specific requirements. First step: bring your paperwork, and staff will confirm what your agreement requires.

Throughout your contact with Hope Council, you will be treated in a respectful, courteous, and professional manner. Showing up because you have to does not change that.

Every program page lists its requirements, scheduling steps, documents, and fees — no surprises. Bring your questions; staff will walk you through what applies to you.

Hope Council explains program requirements and processes, but cannot give legal advice. Questions about your case, charges, or court obligations belong with your attorney or the court.