Record Changes
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- Iowa · Reinstatement fee: $200 → $20 reinstatement fee plus $200 civil penalty, plus the license fee — The field carried only the $200 civil penalty that Iowa Code § 321J.17(1) assesses on an OWI revocation. The Iowa DOT reinstatement steps state both charges: 'Pay a $200 civil penalty' and 'Pay a $20 reinstatement fee and the license fee'. The value now states both, with the DOT page as its evidence; the statute quote stays on the record as reinstatementFee_statute and the $200 civil penalty and $20 fee remain as cost lines. Re-fetched from the agency page on 2026-09-15; the rest of the Iowa record was not re-verified, so lastVerified is unchanged. (source)
- nevada/clark-county · Record — Clark County record verified against primary sources: Las Vegas Justice Court Criminal Division page, Eighth Judicial District Court locations and civil-criminal division pages, specialty courts page (Felony DUI Court), Nevada DMV Office of Administrative Hearings page (Las Vegas – East Sahara hearing office). Occupational license (a DMV restricted license), county fees, reinstatement office and interlock authority stay null. (source)
- illinois/cook-county · Record — Cook County record verified against primary sources: Circuit Court of Cook County First Municipal District (Daley Center, Criminal Section with a Misdemeanor Section), Criminal Division and George N. Leighton Criminal Courthouse pages, Illinois Secretary of State Department of Administrative Hearings (Chicago office). No DUI problem-solving court is listed by the circuit; occupational license (a Secretary of State permit), county fees, reinstatement office and interlock authority stay null. (source)
- california/san-diego-county · Record — San Diego County record verified against primary sources: Superior Court Central Courthouse and North County Regional Center pages, criminal division and business-office pages, California DMV driver safety offices page. Occupational license, court program (the court's Substance Abuse Assessment Unit is a referral unit, not a court program), county fees, reinstatement office and interlock authority stay null. (source)
- california/los-angeles-county · Record — Los Angeles County record verified against primary sources: LA Superior Court courthouse list (Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center, Metropolitan Courthouse) and criminal division page, California DMV driver safety offices page (El Segundo Driver Safety Office). Occupational license (a DMV restricted license, a state matter), court program, county fees, reinstatement office and interlock authority stay null. (source)
- arizona/maricopa-county · Record — Maricopa County record verified against primary sources: Maricopa County Justice Courts (about and court-locations pages), Superior Court Criminal Department and South Court Tower page, ADOT Executive Hearing Office location page, Adult Probation specialized services (DUI Court). Occupational license (an MVD restricted permit, a state matter), county fees, reinstatement office and interlock authority stay null. (source)
- texas/travis-county · Record — Travis County record verified against primary sources: County Court at Law #3 and 147th District Court pages (Blackwell-Thurman Criminal Justice Center, 509 W 11th St), criminal county and district court indexes, the District Clerk 2026 filing-fee schedule (Essential Need Driver's License (Occupational) base filing fee $350), the Travis County DWI Court Program page (County Court at Law #7), State Office of Administrative Hearings county service areas (Austin office). Reinstatement office, interlock authority and hearing-request procedure stay null. (source)
- texas/bexar-county · Record — Bexar County record verified against primary sources: County Court 2 and 144th Criminal District Court pages (Cadena-Reeves Justice Center, 300 Dolorosa), County Courts and Criminal District Courts indexes, the Bexar County DWI Court (TRAC-D, County Court 8) eligibility page, State Office of Administrative Hearings county service areas (San Antonio office). The district clerk's fee schedule lists no occupational-license petition, so the occupational-license group, county fees, reinstatement office and interlock authority stay null. (source)
- texas/tarrant-county · Record — Tarrant County record verified against primary sources: County Clerk criminal courts page (ten County Criminal Courts, Class A and B misdemeanors, Tim Curry Criminal Justice Center, occupational driver's license $350 e-filed), criminal courts overview (11 felony district courts), misdemeanor and felony court pages, Felony Alcohol Intervention Program criteria, State Office of Administrative Hearings county service areas (Fort Worth office). Reinstatement office, interlock authority and hearing-request procedure stay null. (source)
- texas/dallas-county · Record — Dallas County record verified against primary sources: Dallas County Clerk criminal courts page and criminal-division filing fees (occupational license $350, ALR appeal $267), District Clerk felony section, county criminal and criminal district court pages, Community Supervision and Corrections Department programs (Misdemeanor DWI Court, Felony DWI Court) and Interlock Alcohol Monitoring, State Office of Administrative Hearings county service areas (Dallas office). Reinstatement office and hearing-request procedure stay null (no county page states them). (source)
- texas/harris-county · Record — Harris County record verified against primary sources: Harris County Criminal Courts at Law (venue page, Petition for Occupational Driver's License), District Courts of Harris County (criminal courts page), State Office of Administrative Hearings (county service areas, Houston office), Harris County District Clerk (civil fee schedule), Harris County Community Supervision and Corrections Department (specialty courts). No county-specific reinstatement office, interlock monitoring authority or hearing-request procedure is stated on a county or agency page, so those fields stay null. (source)
- Louisiana · reinstatement.education: (b) Participate in a court-approved substance abuse program, which may include an assessment by a licensed clinician to determine if the offender has a diagnosis of substance abuse disorder. → (b)(i) Participate in a court-approved substance abuse program, which shall include a screening to determine if the offender is at risk for a substance use disorder. — La. R.S. 14:98.1(A)(1)(b) was amended (2026 Regular Session; the legislature's current text is quoted). The substance abuse program condition now requires an evidence-based screening for substance-use-disorder risk, and an assessment by a licensed clinician follows only if the screening shows risk; before, the program 'may include' a clinician assessment. The program names and the court-approved driver improvement program in (c) are unchanged. Found by the monthly quote re-check; the record's verification date is unchanged because only this field was re-read. (source)
- Louisiana · firstOffenseIid_probation: …the minimum conditions that he complete all of the following: → …the minimum conditions that he complete the following: — Wording of the probation lead-in in La. R.S. 14:98.1(A)(1) changed in the same amendment. The interlock condition in subparagraph (d) that this evidence supports is unchanged; the quotation was refreshed so it matches the live text. (source)
- Wyoming · Approved vendors: LifeSafer Inc: 855-630-2517 RoadGuard Interlock: 800-332-6858 Low Cost Interlock: 844-218-6335 Smart Start Inc: 800-880-3394 Intoxalock: 833-210-8201 → Intoxalock : 833-210-8201 LifeSafer Inc : 855-630-2517 RoadGuard Interlock : 800-332-6858 Low Cost Interlock : 844-218-6335 Smart Start Inc : 800-880-3394 — WYDOT reordered the approved-vendor list on its Ignition Interlock page (Intoxalock now listed first) and changed the spacing around each phone number. The same five vendors with the same numbers are listed, so the approved-vendor record is unchanged; the quotation was refreshed to the current text. Found by the monthly quote re-check. (source)
- Ohio · dmvVendorListUrl_otso: Interlock Devices Approved Service Centers and Manufacturers Interlock Device Forms Interlock Devices This program covers the licensing of ignition interlock manufacturers and devices. → This program covers the licensing of ignition interlock manufacturers and devices. A contractor is responsible for the inspection of the installation centers and is federally funded. — The quotation had been captured from the page's navigation menu, whose item order has since changed. Replaced with the page's own two sentences on what the program covers; the value it supports (the OTSO interlock-program URL) is unchanged. (source)
- Michigan · Approved vendors: <p>SMART START<br />TOLL FREE: 1-888-234-0198 → SMART START TOLL FREE: 1-888-234-0198 500 E Dallas Road Grapevine, TX 76051 — The Secretary of State builds its manufacturers list from a JavaScript array of HTML strings, and the quotation had been captured with that markup. Kept the text only, extended to the full entry. The approved-vendor record is unchanged. (source)
- Indiana · suspension.statute: http://iac.iga.in.gov/iac/T01400/A00010.PDF → https://iar.iga.in.gov/code/current/140/1 — The Indiana Administrative Code PDF host now answers with a 735-byte shell instead of the article. The same 140 IAC 1-4.5 text is served by the Indiana Administrative Rules application; the quotation was confirmed verbatim there and the citation now points to it. The points values are unchanged. (source)
- New Jersey · Approved vendors: Guardian Interlock Systems, Alcohol Detection Systems, Roadguard, Inc., 1A Smart Start, Inc., Intoxalock, Simple Interlock, LifeSafer, Low Cost Interlock,Inc., Best Labs, Guardian Interlock, A & A Interlock, Shark Unlock → Alcohol Detection Systems, Roadguard, Inc., 1A Smart Start, Inc., Intoxalock, Simple Interlock, LifeSafer, Low Cost Interlock,Inc., Best Labs, Guardian Interlock, A & A Interlock, Shark Unlock — The MVC's manufacturers page now carries its original "Guardian Interlock Systems" row inside an HTML comment, so visitors no longer see it; the company remains listed as "Guardian Interlock" at a new suite number and phone. The duplicate name was dropped from the record and the quotation; the eleven vendors shown on the page, and the vendor links on the site, are unchanged. Found by the monthly quote re-check. (source)
- New Mexico · approvedVendors_sclist: https://nmtsc.unm.edu/wp-content/uploads/IIL-Approved-SC-Front-End-09.03.26.pdf → https://nmtsc.unm.edu/ignition-interlock/ — The Traffic Safety Center republishes its approved service-center PDF under a new date-stamped file name every week, so the cited file returned 404 within seven days. The citation now points at the NMTSC Ignition Interlock page, which always links the current file; the quotation is that page's own link sentence. The service-center list and the vendor record are unchanged. Found by the monthly quote re-check. (source)
- Nevada · Approved vendors: ALCOLOCK; Alcohol Detection Systems; B.E.S.T Labs; Instant Interlock; Intoxalock; Draeger; Guardian; LMG/Lifesafer; Low Cost Interlock; SkyFineUSA; Smart Start → ALCOLOCK; Alcohol Detection Systems; B.E.S.T Labs; Instant Interlock; Intoxalock; Draeger; Guardian; LMG/Lifesafer; Smart Start — Low Cost Interlock and SkyFineUSA are no longer listed in the Nevada DMV's Certified Interlock Providers table, which now names nine manufacturers. Re-fetched from the agency page on 2026-09-03; the rest of the Nevada record was not re-verified, so lastVerified is unchanged. (source)
- Vermont · SR-22 period: 3 → 1 — The filing period for a first § 1201 conviction is set by 23 V.S.A. § 809 as amended effective January 1, 2021: one year, or one year after the reinstatement eligibility date where a suspension resulted. Three years applies only to a second or subsequent conviction. The DMV insurance page's general 'minimum of three years' had been recorded as the first-offense value; the statute controls. Found while researching the SR-22 filing detail; the rest of the Vermont record was not re-verified, so lastVerified is unchanged. (source)
- Wyoming · Approved vendors: RoadGuard Interlock; Low Cost Interlock; Smart Start Inc; Intoxalock; LifeSafer Inc → RoadGuard Interlock; Low Cost Interlock; Smart Start Inc; Intoxalock; LifeSafer Inc — No change to the approved list: WYDOT's Approved Ignition Interlock Companies section still names the same five companies. The page reordered the list (LifeSafer Inc now appears first rather than last), so the recorded verbatim quote no longer matched and was replaced with the current wording. Re-fetched from the agency page on 2026-09-03; the rest of the Wyoming record was not re-verified, so lastVerified is unchanged. (source)
- Kansas · Approved vendors: Low Cost Interlock; Intoxalock, Inc.; LifeSafer Interlock of Kansas; Alcohol Detection Systems; SMART Start of Kansas, LLC → Low Cost Interlock; Intoxalock, Inc.; LifeSafer Interlock of Kansas; Alcohol Detection Systems; SMART Start of Kansas, LLC — No change to the list. The Kansas Highway Patrol's Approved Ignition Interlock Manufacturers page (modified 2026-09-01) rotated the order of its five manufacturer blocks; the page says the list is reorganized on a scheduled basis. The same five manufacturers and devices remain listed. Only the evidence quote was rewritten to match the new order; the rest of the Kansas record was not re-verified, so lastVerified is unchanged. (source)
- New Mexico · approvedVendors_sclist: https://nmtsc.unm.edu/wp-content/uploads/IIL-Approved-SC-Front-End-08.24.26.pdf → https://nmtsc.unm.edu/wp-content/uploads/IIL-Approved-SC-Front-End-09.03.26.pdf — The NMTSC approved service-center PDF cited for the evidence key approvedVendors_sclist moved: the 08.24.26 file returns 404 and the NMTSC Ignition Interlock page now links a 09.03.26 file. Its heading still reads 'Ignition Interlock Approved Service Centers as of July 1, 2026' and its Manufacturer column names the same seven manufacturers as the record, so approvedVendors is unchanged; only the URL was updated. Detected by the monthly evidence-drift check; the rest of the New Mexico record was not re-verified, so lastVerified is unchanged. (source)
51 state records verified against primary sources and published: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming.