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Waukesha County

Alcohol & Other Drug Abuse (AODA) Treatment Information: 

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If you are convicted of a drunk driving offense you will be statutorily required to undergo and comply with the findings of an Alcohol & Other Drug Abuse assessment. Waukesha County's AODA assessment provider is Waukesha County Health and Human Services. Contact information for Waukesha County Health and Human Services is provided below. 

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Designated Coordinator:

John Kettler

Waukesha County Health and Human Services

514 Riverview Avenue

Waukesha, WI 53188

262-548-7666

Fax: 262-548-7656

 

Assessment Facility Contact:

Bernie Mangers

Addiction Resource Council

741 N. Grand Avenue, Suite 200

Waukesha, WI 53186

262-524-7921

Fax: 262-524-7932

 

Assessment Charge:

$250.00 Assessment Fee

$100.00 No-show/Reschedule Fee

$50.00 Extended Driver Safety Plan

$25.00 NSF

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Huber & Work Release Rules & Information: 

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A drunk driving or criminal defense attorney's work does not stop at sentencing. Atty. Skarie will assist you with preparing for an navigating the intricacies of Waukesha County's Huber (work release) and Electronic Monitoring programs.

 

Please click the PDF Link to view the Waukesha County Huber Rules.

                           

Please click the PDF link to view Waukesha County Huber Reporting Information. 

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  • Huber Release Hours: No exceptions to the (12) twelve hours per day unless via judicial authorization, and that includes travel time.  Regardless of what the inmates schedule is prior, they must have it modified by their employer. 

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  • Transfers: Evaluated on a case by case basis; mostly dependent on the approval of the receiving county.

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  • Electronic Monitoring: Transfers to the Electronic Monitoring Program will not be accepted. Only inmates sentenced and allowed electronic monitoring by a Waukesha County Circuit Court will be allowed to participate in the Electronic Monitoring Program.

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Waukesha County OWI Sentencing Guidelines: 

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Counties in Wisconsin are divided into judicial districts. Waukesha County belongs to the 3rd Judicial District. Each district maintains OWI Sentencing Guidelines. Sentencing arguments in drunk driving cases are made with consideration to the district's sentencing guidelines. Please click the PDF link to view the 3rd Judicial District Sentencing Guidelines. 

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Additional Information: 

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For additional information regarding Waukesha County, please contact Atty. Skarie. 

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Disclaimer: 

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The information provided solely for general informational purposes, is subject to change, and may not be up to date. Please contact Atty. Skarie or the appropriate agency to confirm the accuracy of the information provided. 

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