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Oklahoma DUI Classes & ADSAC: What Happens After Your Arrest
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The ADSAC Assessment
The first step after an Oklahoma DUI conviction is the ADSAC (Alcohol and Drug Substance Abuse Course) assessment. This is mandatory — no exceptions.
- Evaluates your level of alcohol or drug dependency
- Determines what education or treatment program you need
- Must be completed through an ODMHSAS-approved provider
- Cost: approximately $150–$200
- Results are sent to the court and may affect your sentencing
DUI Education Program
- 10 hours of classroom instruction
- Commonly court-ordered for first-offense DUI
- Covers alcohol awareness, decision-making, and Oklahoma DUI laws
- Must use an ODMHSAS-approved provider
- If your ADSAC assessment shows higher need, a longer treatment program may be required
Finding Approved Providers
✓ Check your court paperwork — may list approved providers
✓ Contact ODMHSAS for a list of approved DUI education providers
✓ Ask your attorney for a recommendation
✓ Verify approval before enrolling — non-approved classes won't count
What is ADSAC in Oklahoma?
ADSAC stands for Alcohol and Drug Substance Abuse Course. It's a mandatory assessment that determines your level of alcohol or drug dependency and what education or treatment program you'll need to complete after a DUI conviction.
How much does the Oklahoma DUI assessment cost?
The ADSAC assessment typically costs $150–$200. Additional program costs vary based on the level of treatment recommended by the assessment.
How long are Oklahoma DUI classes?
The standard court-ordered DUI education program is 10 hours. However, if your ADSAC assessment indicates a higher level of need, you may be required to complete a longer treatment program.
Where do I find approved DUI class providers in Oklahoma?
DUI education providers must be approved through ODMHSAS (Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services). Check your court paperwork, ask your attorney, or contact ODMHSAS directly for a list of approved providers.
Compare DUI & DWI class requirements by state to see how Oklahoma requirements differ from other states.
State-Approved ADSAC Providers
The following providers are listed as approved resources on DUI911. Always verify current license status with your state's licensing authority before enrolling.
Related Resources
Requirements vary by county and case. Consult your attorney for your specific requirements.