Texas Training Programs for Law Enforcement, Educational Personnel and Community Coalitions
DITEP
Drug Impairment Training for Educational Professionals
FRIDAY
Focus on Reducing Impaired Driving Among Youth
ADAPT
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Training
Welcome to the DITEP, FRIDAY and ADAPT Programs
Free Texas Statewide Training Programs
The DITEP, FRIDAY and ADAPT programs are funded through a grant received from the Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT).
DITEP PROGRAM
Drug Impairment Training for Educational Professionals
The purpose of DITEP (Drug Impairment Training for Educational Professionals) Program is to provide school administrators, teachers, and nurses with a systematic approach to recognizing and evaluating individuals in the academic environment who are using or are impaired by drugs, in order to provide early intervention.
FRIDAY PROGRAM
Focus on Reducing Impaired Driving Among Youth
The purpose of the FRIDAY (Focus on Reducing Impaired Driving Among Youth) program is to provide law enforcement officers with all of the tools necessary to reduce underage drinking in Texas. The FRIDAY program has been developed under the guidance of law enforcement officers, the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission, school district officers, the Texas Department of Transportation and staff from the Texas Municipal Police Association.
ADAPT PROGRAM
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Training
The purpose of the ADAPT (Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Training) program is to provide law enforcement officers that work on or near school campuses (College, High School, or Middle School) with all of the tools and information necessary to help with the prevention of alcohol and drug abuse among Texas students.
Help End The Streak of Daily Deaths on Texas Roadways
This November 7th, Texas marks 21 years of daily deaths on our roadways with more than 70,000 innocent lives lost to preventable fatal crashes. TxDOT’s #EndTheStreakTX campaign, believes ending this streak is attainable, but will require every Texan’s commitment. An average of 10 people die every day in crashes in the state. Tips to #EndTheStreakTX:
- Buckle Up
- Pay Attention
- Watch Your Speed
- Avoid All Distractions; Phones/Devices
- Drive To The Conditions Around You
- Never Drive Under The Influence Of Drugs Or Alcohol