2026 Intoxicated Driver Program Supplemental Funding (Request for Application)
Description: applications for supplemental funding under the Intoxicated Driver Program (IDP). This funding ensures that individuals ordered to treatment following an OWI conviction are not denied access due to inability to pay.
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To provide 48-Hour Intoxicated Driver Resource Center Program services for the residents. All sessions shall meet the Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS) Intoxicated Driving Program requirements and curriculum.
Proposers shall provide a description of existing referral sources that will be required for the IDRC program and the proposed process for utilizing the sources. If no sources are currently available to accommodate the IDRC program, the proposer should contact the Burlington County 12 Hour IDRC program. The proposer should describe and document their ability to provide the consecutive 48-Hour program including, but not limited to, the housing and maintenance of clients for 48 consecutive hours. The Successful Proposer shall be responsible for all administrative tasks regarding the clients' compliance or noncompliance of completing the 48 Hour class. (i.e. warning letters, noncompliance
notices, and court notices, etc.) The Successful Proposer shall reschedule those clients in noncompliance.
The Overdose Prevention Supplies Program provides overdose prevention supplies at no cost to eligible agencies for free distribution to people at risk of experiencing a drug overdose. This program provides three formulations of naloxone, an opioid overdose reversal
medication, and drug checking supplies.
Funding is available for eligible agencies from lodging tax revenues to support projects that promote tourism and to support tourism-related facilities in Kitsap County.
