SATOP of Farmington / Accredited Traffic Offender Services, LLC

What is SATOP? The Substance Abuse Traffic Offenders Program (SATOP) is a statewide mandated system of community-based education and treatment options for individuals arrested in Missouri for alcohol and drug-related driving offenses. Missouri’s SATOP program serves more than 30,000 DWI offenders annually who are referred as a result of an administrative suspension or revocation of their driver li

censes, court order, condition of probation, or plea bargain (statutes). SATOP is also, by law, a required element in driver license reinstatement by the Department of Revenue. Completion of the SATOP program is a two part process. The first step is the assessment phase in which the individual must first be assessed to determine which class is appropriate for them based upon their responses to a number of questions designed to uncover addiction issues. SATOP program fees are mandated by the State in order to prevent unscrupulous providers from taking advantage of clients. Successful completion of the assigned class is the second and final part of the SATOP program. Classes range from 10 hours to 75 hours depending upon the result of the assessment.