Alcohol Education and Recovery Services is a provider of first offender and second offender DUI programs. A.E.R.S. has been providing these services since 1982. Our Chino office provides the Wet Reckless program as well as four, six, and nine-month first offender programs.

In addition, Chino also provides the 18-month multiple offender program. All classes in Chino are offered in English and Spanish. The program is licensed by the California Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs to provide DUI services. A.E.R.S. provides DUI services to individuals who have been ordered by the driving to attend as well as individual seeking to get there license back from the DMV. The following information provides program requirements and costs.

Wet Reckless
Cost: $188.00* Required at intake $87.00

Four Month First Offender Program
Cost: $596.00* Required at intake $148.00

Six-Month First Offender Program
Cost: $872.00* Required at intake $148.00

Nine-Month First Offender Program
Cost:$1186.00* Required at intake $148.00

18 Month Multiple Offender Program
Cost:$1477.00* Required at intake $148.00

* This does not include possible additional costs incurred while attending the program.

More Program Information
Clients are required to pay the initial down payment and are able to make payments on the balance. In addition, there is no prepayment penalty for paying off the balance early. Monthly payments range from $84.00 to $110.00 a month. Weekly payment arrangements can also be made. Financial assessments are available to those that qualify to extend payments and lower the monthly payment.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the program, and how much does it cost?
The Wet and Reckless Program is 6 weeks long, and costs $188. The First Offender Level 1 Program is 16 weeks long, and costs $596. The First Offender Level 2, 6 month Program is 29 weeks long, and costs $872. The First Offender Level 2 Program is 44 weeks long, and costs $1186.00. The Multiple Offender Program is 18 months long, and costs $1,477.

What day do you hold classes?
We offer classes in the evening during the week, in the morning during the week, and on Saturday mornings.

Can I accelerate the program?
No, you cannot accelerate the program. You must take the required amount of weeks from start to finish.

How do I get my Drivers License back?
In most circumstances you will be able to get a restricted license after your mandatory suspension period. You will need to provide the DMV with a SR22, proof of insurance; a reissue fee, usually $100; and a form from the DUI program showing proof of enrollment, called a DL107.

Do I have to do AA meetings?
The county of San Bernardino does not require AA meetings. However, you must complete any requirements that Judge has sentenced you to.

What is the enrollment process?
The enrollment process consists of Intake and Orientation. The enrollment process takes approximately one and a half hours. During this time you will fill out intake information sheets, read and sign a contract, attend an orintation class, and have an intake interview with a counselor. You will need to bring in your driving paperwork, your ticket, and the enrollment fee. We do the intake by appointment only. It usually takes at least 7 days to get an appointment.