Supervised Probation & DA 991 Program
DA Supervised Probation
Defendants ordered to the District Attorney Supervision Program receive Rules and Conditions of District Attorney Supervision while in court. Although it is advised that a defendant report to the District Attorney’s Office-Supervision Division immediately, rules provide 72 hours to initially report. DA supervised probation requires all defendants to report monthly as directed, maintain contact with the District Attorney’s Office, provide proof of residence, proof of employment, not be in possession of firearms or weapons, report any contact with law enforcement, and abstain from drugs and alcohol. In addition, defendants are monitored to ensure completion of any other court order treatment programs, classes, or assessments. A $40 per month fee is assessed to all DA supervised probation cases.
Instructions for Probationers:
Probationers should report to the District Attorney’s Office within 72 hours of sentencing. Following your initial contact with our office, all other communication can be accomplished through email, phone, or mail unless otherwise directed by our office.
Payments should be made payable to DA Supervision and be made in the form of a money order, cashier’s check, or debit or credit card. NO CASH OR PERSONAL CHECKS ARE ACCEPTED. Credit/Debit card payments can be made online with pay location code or by telephone at 1-888-604-7888. Money orders and cashier’s checks can be mailed or delivered to the office in person.
Staying in compliance with the rules of probation is important to avoid your sentence being reconsidered by the Court. You are to report monthly and make your payment on or before your due date, complete your monthly report (including signature and date) and attach any required documentation such as employment verification or job searches and any assessment or program updates or completion certificates that were obtained for the month.
All assessments, classes, and programs that are ordered by the Court must be completed with a state certified provider.
Documents & Forms
BLAINE COUNTY
CANADIAN COUNTY
GRANT COUNTY
KINGFISHER COUNTY
Alcoholics Anonymous & Narcotics Anonymous Meetings
If you do not see a meeting listed in your area, use the AA Meeting Finder to find a current list of upcoming meetings.
GARFIELD COUNTY
- Alcoholics Anonymous305 W. Cherokee Ave, Enid580-242-9000
- Tyler House412 Tyler St, Enid
- Celebrate RecoveryEmmanuel Baptist Church2505 W Owen K Garriott Rd, Enid580-237-0602
GRANT COUNTY
- Tyler House412 Tyler St, Enid
- Celebrate RecoveryEmmanuel Baptist Church2505 W Owen K Garriott Rd, Enid580-237-0602
Drug Testing Services
BLAINE COUNTY
Clean Slate Solutions Drug & Alcohol Testing LLC. – Dwain Richey
608 W. 3rd Street
Watonga, OK 73772
CANADIAN COUNTY
GARFIELD COUNTY
Garfield County Sobriety Court
115 W Broadway
Enid, OK
Entero Testing – Enid
GRANT COUNTY
Garfield County Sobriety Court
115 W Broadway
Enid, OK
Entero Testing – Enid
Bridgeway, LLC – Ponca City
Sumner County Court Service – Kansas
KINGFISHER COUNTY
Supervision Service Providers/Resources For All Counties
District Attorney 991 Program
Defendants who are not on Supervised Probation with the District Attorney’s Office may be ordered to the District Attorney 991 Program by the Court and required to pay a monthly fee of $40 as authorized by state statute 22 OS 991d.
If ordered to the District Attorney 991 Program, please report to the District Attorney’s Office within 72 hours of sentencing. After the initial reporting to our office, you will not be required to make any contact other than for monthly payment or a change in address.
Payments should be made payable to DA 991 Costs and can be made in the form of money order, cashier’s check, or credit or debit card. NO CASH OR PERSONAL CHECKS ARE ACCEPTED. Credit/Debit card payments can be made online with pay location code (varies by County) or by telephone at 1-888-604-7888. Money orders and cashier’s checks can be mailed or delivered to the office in person.
