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State DRE & Highway Patrol
Decision Makers

State DRE Program Coordinators and Highway Patrol leadership for all 47 states with oral fluid authority. These are the people who drive adoption decisions. Verify contact details before outreach — personnel changes frequently.

State Tier Key Contact Phone / Email Agency Notes
Alabama Verified
TBD — ALEA
DRE State Coordinator
(334) 399-5594alea.gov Alabama Law Enforcement Agency Active statewide oral fluid program. One of earliest adopters.
Indiana Verified
Indiana State Police
DRE / Traffic Safety
★ OraTek Pipeline
in.gov/isp Indiana State Police HB 1119 (2025) requires oral fluid testing. 200+ devices, 110+ agencies. Major expansion opportunity.
Minnesota Verified
Sgt. Tyler Milless
State DRE Coordinator, MN State Patrol
dps.mn.gov MN Dept. of Public Safety Col. Christina Bogojevic leads State Patrol. Mike Hanson directs Office of Traffic Safety. 320 DREs statewide. Active SoToxa + Dräger pilot.
Missouri Verified
Joanne Kurt-Hilditch
DRE Coordinator, Missouri Safety Center
(660) 543-4213 MO State Highway Patrol UCM Dockery Room 301H, Warrensburg MO 64093.
Montana Verified
Sgt. Lucas Herl
DRE Coordinator, Montana Highway Patrol
★ OraTek Pipeline
(406) 422-8660 Montana Highway Patrol Col. Kurt Sager leads MHP (appointed Oct 2024). HQ: 18 Trooper Dr, Boulder MT 59632. MCA §61-8-1016 explicitly names oral fluid — one of clearest statutes in the country.
Ohio Verified
Sgt. Sam Criswell
DRE Coordinator, Ohio State Highway Patrol
★ Priority — New Law Dec 2024
(614) 312-7481 Ohio State Highway Patrol Col. Charles A. Jones, Superintendent. 1970 W. Broad St, Columbus OH 43223. HB 37 signed Dec 2024 — new oral fluid law. High urgency.
Oklahoma Verified
Aaron Nickell
DRE Coordinator, Oklahoma Highway Patrol
★ Existing Account
(405) 999-2884 Oklahoma Highway Patrol 2480 W I-240 Service Rd, Oklahoma City OK 73159. Sole-source contract reference. Strong relationship — use as reference for other states.
Tennessee Verified
Col. Matt Perry
Colonel, Tennessee Highway Patrol
★ Priority — Active Since May 2025
(615) 251-5175 Tennessee Highway Patrol 1150 Foster Ave, Nashville TN 37243. Commissioner Jeff Long, TDOSHS. SB 1534 effective May 2025. Travis Plotzer / Jennifer Brawley — Special Programs Unit contacts.
Utah Verified
Sgt. Andrew Pollard
State DEC Coordinator, UT Highway Patrol
★ Existing Account
(385) 296-3144 Utah Highway Patrol 410 West 9800 South, Sandy UT 84070. 155 DREs statewide. Strong existing relationship.
Alaska Authorized
Paula Davis
Program Coordinator, AK Dept. of Public Safety
(907) 269-5765Paula.davis1@alaska.gov AK Dept. of Public Safety Voluntary law state. Agency-level discretion. Broad statute permits oral fluid.
Arizona Authorized
Veronica Luna
UCR Program Manager, AZ Dept. of Public Safety
(602) 223-2580VLuna@azdps.gov AZ Dept. of Public Safety Statute authorizes oral fluid. No statewide program confirmed. High population state — strong opportunity.
Arkansas Authorized
Arkansas State Police
Traffic Safety / DRE Program
asp.arkansas.gov Arkansas State Police Statute authorizes oral fluid testing. Contact DRE coordinator directly.
California Authorized
CA Highway Patrol
Impaired Driving / DRE Program
chp.ca.gov CA Highway Patrol Large opportunity. Statute authorizes oral fluid. No statewide mandate yet. Cannabis legalization driving urgency.
Connecticut Authorized
CT State Police
Traffic Services / DRE
portal.ct.gov/DPS CT Dept. of Emergency Services Authorized under broad implied consent statute.
Georgia Authorized
Georgia State Patrol
DRE Coordinator
gsp.georgia.gov Georgia State Patrol Strong law enforcement infrastructure. Oral fluid authorized. Good expansion target.
Illinois Authorized
Illinois State Police
DRE / Traffic Safety
isp.illinois.gov Illinois State Police Cannabis legalization 2020 increased urgency for oral fluid DUI tools.
Kansas Authorized
Lt. Carson Nuss
DRE Coordinator, Kansas Highway Patrol
(316) 251-1399Carson.Nuss@ks.gov Kansas Highway Patrol 2025 E Iron Ave, Salina KS 67401. Actively training agencies on oral fluid devices as of Jan 2026. Hot lead.
Kentucky Authorized
Rob Warfel
Kentucky Office of Highway Safety
(502) 545-6120 KY Office of Highway Safety 200 Mero Street, 4th Floor, Frankfort KY 40601.
Louisiana Authorized
Master Trooper Jared David
DRE Coordinator, Louisiana State Police
(225) 925-3710 Louisiana State Police 7901 Independence Blvd, Baton Rouge LA 70806. RS 32:661 explicitly authorizes "other bodily substance" including saliva.
Maryland Authorized
Sgt. Wayne Koch
DRE Coordinator, Maryland State Police
(410) 653-4319 Maryland State Police 1201 Reisterstown Rd, Pikesville MD 21208. Cannabis legalized 2023 — oral fluid demand increasing.
Mississippi Authorized
Chief Joel Spellins
DRE Coordinator, Sherman PD
(662) 871-1791 MS Dept. of Public Safety Oxford MS 38688. Voluntary law state — agency discretion.
Nebraska Authorized
Dustin Stewart
Nebraska Highway Safety Office
(402) 471-3880 Nebraska Highway Safety Office 5001 South 14th Street, Lincoln NE 68512. Broad "body fluids" language in statute.
Nevada Authorized
Deborah Huff
NV Dept. of Public Safety, Office of Traffic Safety
(702) 528-2278 NV Dept. of Public Safety 6830 S Bermuda Rd, Las Vegas NV 89118. Cannabis legal — high demand environment.
New York Authorized
NY State Police
DRE Program Coordinator
troopers.ny.gov NY State Police Largest state in Authorized tier. Cannabis legalized 2021. Strong urgency. See NY DRE website for coordinator.
North Dakota Authorized
Trooper Tarek Chase
DRE Coordinator, ND Highway Patrol
(701) 220-6671 North Dakota Highway Patrol 601 Channel Drive, Bismarck ND 58501. NHTSA-studied program. Pilot history.
Pennsylvania Authorized
Dave Andrascik
Pennsylvania DUI Association
(717) 238-4354David Andrascik PA State Police 2413 North Front St, Harrisburg PA 17110. DUI Association is key influencer for LE adoption statewide.
Virginia Authorized
Matthew A. Okes
DRE Coordinator, Virginia State Police
(804) 674-2255 Virginia State Police 7700 Midlothian Tpk, Richmond VA 23235. Cannabis legal 2021. Good expansion target.
Wisconsin Authorized
Steve Krejci
DRE Coordinator, Milwaukee Police Dept.
(414) 550-0979 WI DOT Traffic Safety 10300 W Juniper St, Milwaukee WI 53224.
Wyoming Authorized
Wyoming Highway Patrol
DRE / Traffic Safety
wyopatrol.wyo.gov Wyoming Highway Patrol Statute authorizes oral fluid. Smaller agency — straightforward adoption path.
Colorado Limited
Colorado State Patrol
DRE / Impaired Driving
csp.colorado.gov Colorado State Patrol Cannabis legal 2012. High demand but statute limits oral fluid use. Legislative push needed. SoToxa 94% accuracy for cannabis — strong data point here.
Florida Limited
Florida Highway Patrol
DRE / Traffic Safety
flhsmv.gov/fhp Florida Highway Patrol Trenton's Law (Oct 2025) added refusal penalties but didn't expand oral fluid in implied consent. Voluntary framework only. Monitor for legislative changes.
Michigan Limited
James "Jim" Janes
DRE Coordinator, Michigan State Police
(269) 921-5666 Michigan State Police 7426 North Canal Rd, Lansing MI 48909. Cannabis legal 2018 — strong case for expanded statute.
North Carolina Limited
Lori Brown
Forensic Tests for Alcohol, NC
ncdoj.gov NC Dept. of Transportation Safety 1922 Mail Service Center, Raleigh NC 27699-1922.
Oregon Limited
Ryan Clarke
DRE Coordinator, Oregon State Police
(541) 709-1675 Oregon State Police 3565 Trelstad Ave SE, Salem OR 97317. Cannabis legal 2015. Limited oral fluid statute — legislative opportunity.
Rhode Island Limited
Rick Sullivan
Law Enforcement Highway Safety Training Coordinator
(401) 722-5808 Rhode Island State Police 1762 Louisquisset Pike, Lincoln RI 02865.
Washington Limited
Sgt. Anthony Califano
DRE Coordinator, Washington State Patrol
(425) 626-0204 Washington State Patrol 811 E Roanoke St, Seattle WA 98102. Cannabis legal 2012. One of longest-running legal markets — high demand.
West Virginia Limited
Officer Joey Koher
DRE Coordinator, Huntington PD
(859) 200-0229 WV State Police 675 10th Street, Huntington WV 25701.
⚠ Important: Contact details sourced from IACP DRE Program directory, state agency websites, and public records as of early 2026. Personnel change frequently — verify before outreach. DRE Coordinators are the best first call for oral fluid program discussions; they influence procurement and training decisions. For statewide mandate conversations, escalate to Highway Patrol Colonel / Superintendent level.