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What is SATOP?

The Substance Abuse Traffic Offender Program is a statewide network of comprehensive, accessible, community-based education and treatment options for consumers arrested in Missouri for alcohol- and drug-related driving offenses. This network includes an assessment screening process at 200 locations (Offender Management Units) statewide and referral to various SATOP education and treatment programs.

SATOP Mission

Mission Statement.

Inform and educate drivers as to the hazards and consequences of impaired driving

Promote safe and responsible decision-making regarding driving

Motivate for personal change and growth

Contribute to public health and safety

SATOP Values

All SATOP consumers can access affordable services in their own communities.
Assessment screening recommendations should be based solely on the needs of the consumer.
SATOP consumers are capable of learning and changing their behaviors related to impaired driving.

SATOP consumers are treated with respect and dignity, and their rights are ensured by the staff providing them with SATOP services.