Alcohol Screening in Tucson, AZ

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DUI Services Designed for Real Life in Tucson

In Tucson, accidents don’t just happen “somewhere.” They happen on roads people drive every day—Speedway Boulevard during rush hour, Grant and Broadway where traffic never really slows down, and along I-10 when speeds pick up fast. 

One moment of poor judgment can change the track of your life. But the moment you search for help, you have found the path back.

At Stonewall DUI Services, we believe that one mistake shouldn’t be taken as the final verdict of your character. We are here to guide you through the Pima County requirements with compassion, to help you turn this moment of crisis into a story of responsibility and renewal. 

Don’t let the fear of what was overshadow the hope of what can be.

Complete DUI Services Designed for Your Needs

Handling your DUI requirements shouldn’t mean missing a sunset at Gates Pass, a family gathering, or a shift at work. All of our DUI services in Tucson are simple, respectful, and built around your life.

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Why Tucson Residents Trust Stonewall DUI Services

Licensed and Approved for Arizona DUI Requirements

You can feel confident knowing our alcohol screening in Tucson meets the strict standards of the Arizona MVD and Pima County courts.

Fast Scheduling and Low-Stress Appointments

You don’t have to drive across town in rush hour traffic on Grant or Speedway. We offer online options so you can choose what fits your life.

Compassionate Tucson-Based Team

We’re a tight-knit community. From the Westside to the Eastside, we believe every person deserves a chance to reset and rebuild.

Accepted by Arizona Courts and MVD

We submit your paperwork fast, often the same day, so you can move ahead without the red tape delaying your ability to drive.

How Alcohol Screening in Tucson Works

If you’ve received a DUI in Tucson, the first mandatory requirement from the Arizona MVD and the Pima County courts is the alcohol screening.

This is a private, 30- to 45-minute interview with a certified behavioral health professional, designed to assess your relationship with alcohol. It is your clinical assessment to determine your next steps.

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Step 1: Schedule Your Appointment

Schedule your alcohol screening in Tucson online or by phone. We offer Online (Virtual) appointment so you can choose what is most convenient for you.

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Step 2: The Confidential Interview

You will meet privately with a licensed professional. he counselor will guide you through questions about your driving history, use habits, and personal background, using forms required by the state.

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Step 3: Determine Your Required Program

Based entirely on your screening results, you will be assigned to the legal requirement that fits your situation. You can get either the mandatory 16-Hour DUI course or longer.

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Step 4: Official Submission and Next Steps

With your official recommendation in hand, you will enroll in and complete the necessary DUI Education or Treatment classes. Explore our DUI classes.

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Step 5: We Handle the Final Submission for Your License

Once you have successfully finished your entire program, we process and submit your official Proof of Completion directly to the Arizona MVD and the court.

We’ll Walk With You Every Step of the Way

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Questions You’re Probably Asking

Is this screening mandatory for my Tucson DUI case?

Yes. The alcohol screening is the mandatory first step required by both the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) and the Pima County Court. You must complete it with an ADHS-licensed provider, like Stonewall DUI Services, to begin the process of obtaining a Restricted License and fulfilling your court sentence.

What should I not say during my alcohol screening?
Nothing. Avoid lying or minimizing your alcohol use, as this can easily lead the counselor to recommend the longer, more expensive treatment program (36+ hours). Also, stick to answering the questions as asked and avoid volunteering extra, unnecessary details, which may unintentionally raise your risk classification.
How long after my arrest should I schedule my screening?
You should schedule your screening immediately. Completing it quickly allows us to send the recommendation to the MVD, which is essential paperwork needed to proceed with the legal process and apply for a Restricted Driver’s License sooner.
Will my screening results be shared with anyone?

No, your personal answers are confidential. Only the official recommendation (the assigned number of hours for education/treatment) is submitted to the Arizona MVD and the Pima County Court, as required by law for compliance.

What is the next step after I finish the screening?

The next step is to enroll immediately in the recommended DUI classes. Our classes are fully online, so you can take them whenever and wherever you can. Once you complete the classes, we send the final compliance certificate to the MVD and the court to move you toward license reinstatement.

Avoid Costly Mistakes, Work With Stonewall, a State-Certified DUI Screening in Tucson, AZ

Many out-of-state companies advertise cheap online DUI services, but some are not certified by the Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS), so your screening won’t be valid.

That means wasted time, wasted money, and potential legal complications.

Stonewall DUI Services is fully licensed and certified in Arizona. We file directly with the Arizona MVD and courts, so your completion is recognized immediately. Don’t risk your case with an uncertified provider.

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