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DUI Program Registration

Registration

Registration for the DUI Program is done through our secure on-line service. Persons registering for the Pinellas County DUI Program must live, work, or attend school in Pinellas County.

If you need assistance, please call 727-442-0233.

The following items are necessary for registration:

  • Proof of positive identification (if available) - Drivers License, Florida ID Card, Work ID, or Military ID.

  • Citation / Ticket4

  • Readable Copy of Arrest Affidavit-can be obtained at the Clerk of the Circuit/County Court in the county the arrest occurred. If you had a traffic crash, you must provide a copy of the crash report, which can be obtained from the arresting agency.

  • Breath/Blood or Urine Test Results or Refusal to Test

  • Judgment of Guilt (Court Order) if available. This is NOT the Probation Order.

  • If licensed out of state, contact the program for instructions.

**IMPORTANT: Did your DUI occur outside of Florida or on an out of state license?

If so, you must contact our office prior to registering. Every state has different DUI requirements and contacting our office before registering will allow our staff to assist you in meeting the specific requirements of each state involved. Failure to contact our office before registration may result in fees and delays in completing each state's requirements and may subsequently affect you obtaining and/or status of your driver license. To speak to a representative call : (727) 442-0233 ext. 541

DUI LEVEL 1 FEES
$358.63 Includes:

  • $315.00 Program Fee - (includes $15 state assessment fee)
  • $15.00 Florida Lifetime Driving Record
  • $12.13 Service Fee
  • $7.00 Online Service Fee
  • $5.00 Driver Risk Inventory
  • $3 Electronic Signature Fee
  • $1.50 Breath Test Fee

DUI LEVEL 2 FEES
$524.23 Includes:

  • $475.00 Program Fee - (includes $15 state assessment fee)
  • $17.73. Service Fee
  • $15.00 Florida Lifetime Driving Record
  • $7.00 Online Service Fee
  • $5.00 Driver Risk Inventory
  • $3 Electronic Signature Fee
  • $1.50 Breath Test Fee

The fee for out of state driving records is actual cost plus $1.

Both the Level I DUI Program and Level II DUI program consist of an evaluation appointment with a certified evaluator and an education class conducted by a certified instructor. Evaluations are scheduled prior to education when feasible. Evaluations and classes are available at our Clearwater and St. Petersburg locations.

If you attend a Level I course by giving false or misleading information or failing to be forthcoming with information concerning previous DUI arrests or convictions or previous attendance at a DUI program, you will be required to re-enroll and complete the Level II program, including the evaluation appointment, consequently, you will be required to pay the full fee for Level II.

Appropriate behavior and attire is required. Clients must be free of all alcohol or drugs during all portions of the program including registration. Violations during registration, evaluation or education will result in immediate dismissal and reporting to the courts, DHSMV and probation; likewise, appropriate behavior and attire are expected.

Please be advised that information regarding drug and alcohol patient records is protected by Federal Confidentiality Rules (CFR Part 2). The Federal rules prohibit Suncoast Safety Council, Inc. from making any further disclosure of this information unless further disclosure is expressly permitted by the written consent of the person to whom it pertains or as otherwise permitted by 42 CFR Part 2. A general authorization for the release of medical or other information is NOT sufficient for this purpose. The Federal rules restrict any use of the information to criminally investigate or prosecute any alcohol abuse patient.

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