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Bringing Awareness About Alcohol and Addiction

April 2019 is the 33rd annual Alcohol Awareness Month.  The National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (now known as Facing Addiction with NCADD) has worked hard to help engage the community in discussions about alcohol and the devastating consequences associated with addiction.  This year’s theme “Help for Today, Hope for Tomorrow” uplifts those suffering

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Law Enforcement Around the Country Prepare for Spring Break Drinkers

Spring break is a time-honored tradition in the United States.  Students from kindergarten to college are granted a weeklong vacation in March or April to celebrate spring.  For the older set of students, many flock to warm beaches such as Destin, Florida and South Padre, Texas.  Law enforcement throughout the country are preparing for the

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California Courts Awarded DUI Grants by OTS

The California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) has awarded DUI grants to several local courts and law enforcement agencies.  In 2018, 13 county probation departments were awarded grants.  The grants enabled probation departments throughout California to supervise drunk driving offenders.  In some cases, the departments required alcohol testing and conducted DUI warrant searches with the

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SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring Eases Jail Overcrowding

Jails across the United States and the world have been looking to alleviate overcrowding.  Over 1800 jurisdictions have turned to remote monitoring with the SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring device.  The ankle bracelet monitors alcohol consumption 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.  Participants in the program are required to wear the device for a

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