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Court-Ordered DUI Classes in Tucson, AZ
After a DUI in Tucson, the court or the Arizona MVD usually requires an alcohol/drug screening and, depending on the result, DUI education or treatment from a state-approved provider. Here are ADHS-licensed providers serving Tucson and Pima County — checked against the official Arizona MVD facilities list.
Quick answer
Use a provider that appears on the official ADOT/MVD list (all providers below do). Start with the screening; it determines whether you need 16-hour education or longer treatment. Confirm the provider is still approved, reports electronically to MVD, and is accepted for your case before you pay.
Who we are: Next Step Counseling is an independent nationwide resource — not the former Tucson clinic of the same name, and not a counseling, screening, or treatment provider. The providers below are drawn from the Arizona Department of Transportation’s official “Screening, Treatment and Education Facilities” report (dated Oct 18, 2024) and re-checked as operating. That list changes — always confirm a provider is still approved and accepted for your case with the court and the MVD before enrolling. Last reviewed July 22, 2026.
Screening vs. education vs. treatment
| Step | What it is |
|---|---|
| Screening | A 30-minute to 3-hour face-to-face interview with a behavioral-health professional, including at least one standardized alcohol/drug test. It recommends what you need. |
| Education | At least 16 hours in a classroom setting (often called Level I / Level II education). |
| Treatment | At least 16 hours of education plus 20+ hours of group counseling, based on the screening result. |
Attending Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous is not DUI treatment under Arizona rules and does not count toward required treatment hours.
MVD license reinstatement
If your license was suspended or revoked, getting it back typically means completing an alcohol or drug screening with an ADOT-approved provider (and any ordered education or treatment), filing SR-22 insurance, installing a certified ignition interlock device, and paying MVD fees. The provider transmits your completion to the MVD electronically. See the official Arizona MVD suspension & revocation page for the current steps, and reinstate at AZMVDNow.gov.
About “DUI diversion”: Arizona does not offer a formal DUI diversion program that makes the charge go away — the penalties in A.R.S. § 28-1381 are mandatory, even for a first offense. Only a licensed defense attorney can advise whether a reduced charge is possible for your specific facts. This page is an educational resource, not legal advice.
Tucson-area ADOT-approved DUI providers
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SAGE Counseling, Inc.
In personScreeningEducationTreatmentADHS-licensed behavioral-health agency with statewide offices, including this Tucson location. Approved on the ADOT/MVD list for all three misdemeanor DUI services. Confirm current fees and scheduling by phone.
Source: ADOT/MVD facilities report
Verify current approval, fees, and court/MVD acceptance by phone before enrolling.
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Bridges Counseling LLC
In personScreeningEducationTreatmentState-licensed outpatient clinic serving court-ordered and voluntary clients. Also offers the MVD driver-license revocation (DLR) package. Its former Oracle Rd. office has closed; the Pima St. location is active.
Source: bridgestucson.com
Verify current approval, fees, and court/MVD acceptance by phone before enrolling.
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Etano Center (Etano DUI Services)
OnlineScreeningEducationTreatmentTucson-based provider offering fully online DUI screening (secure video interview + ADHS-approved assessment), 16-hour Level II education, and 36-hour treatment. Because online DUI classes are not accepted everywhere, confirm your court and MVD accept an online provider first.
Source: etanoduiservices.com
Verify current approval, fees, and court/MVD acceptance by phone before enrolling.
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Turn Your Life Around (TYLA)
In person & onlineScreeningEducationTreatmentADHS-licensed; offers DUI screening, education, treatment, and MVD revocation packages. Advertises pay-as-you-go pricing — confirm the actual cost by phone.
Source: tylahelps.com
Verify current approval, fees, and court/MVD acceptance by phone before enrolling.
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AMI Behavioral Health Services
In personScreeningEducationTreatmentListed on the official ADOT/MVD facilities report for all three DUI services in Pima County. Call to confirm current intake, fees, and whether they report electronically to MVD for your case.
Source: ADOT/MVD facilities report
Verify current approval, fees, and court/MVD acceptance by phone before enrolling.
Many more Tucson-area facilities are approved — see the full official ADOT/MVD facilities report for every provider in Pima County.
Not sure which step you need, or in a different city? Tell us what the court or MVD ordered and we’ll help you identify approved options to verify before you enroll.