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Virginia Alcohol Safety Action Program (VASAP) – Court Community Corrections ASAP

Updated on: 30 January 2026

About this center

Court Community Corrections ASAP operates within Virginia’s Alcohol Safety Action Program network as a court-connected supervision and education office for individuals whose impaired-driving cases are already under probation or correctional oversight. This program sits at the point where alcohol- or drug-related driving is no longer a warning, but an active legal obligation with conditions, timelines, and consequences attached.

When a Case Moves Beyond the Courtroom

People typically arrive here after conviction, not before. Driving privileges may already be suspended, probation terms are active, and the court has issued non-negotiable requirements. Court Community Corrections ASAP becomes the place where those orders are enforced and managed, translating legal directives into specific actions that must be completed to remain in compliance.

What Oversight Looks Like in Practice

Participation involves intake screening, required education, scheduled check-ins, and ongoing monitoring tied directly to probation or license restoration. Progress is documented and reported back to the court. When screening identifies broader substance-use concerns, referrals may be made for outpatient assessment or counseling, but the focus of this program remains supervision and accountability rather than voluntary treatment engagement.

Living Under Requirements, Not Stepping Away From Life

This program runs alongside everyday responsibilities. Participants continue working, caring for family, and managing daily obligations while also meeting strict deadlines and expectations set by the justice system. Missed appointments or non-compliance carry real consequences, which is why structure and clarity are central to how this ASAP operates.

Who Ends Up Here and Why

Court Community Corrections ASAP is used by adults whose impaired-driving offenses have progressed to a stage requiring formal supervision rather than education alone. It serves people navigating probation, license reinstatement, or court-ordered monitoring, often under time pressure, and who need a clearly defined path to satisfy legal conditions without escalating their case further.

Center at a glance

Location
1717 Peters Creek Road NW Suite D, Roanoke, VA
Treatment Length
Intensive Education: 5 weeks (10 hours)
Treatment Education: 4 weeks (8 hours)
Language
English
Business Hours
Monday to Friday - 8:30am to 5pm
Cost of Treatment
ASAP: $300
Interview: $100

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Treatment Types

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
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Services Offered

Alcohol and Drug Safety Action Program (ADSAP)
Assessment
Drug Prevention and Education
Workplace Drug Services

Clientele Served

Adults
Services for DUI/DWI Offenders
Young Adults

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Court-Approved Services
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