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1. How do I know when to report for testing?

Letter and Number of the Day: During your first visit, you will be assigned a series of letters, numbers or colors by the Drug Testing Coordinator. These letters and numbers will be indicators as to when you are required to report. To determine if you should report for drug screening you must call 734-973-4605 for testing instructions. If your assigned number, letter, or color is designated on the recording, you are required to report on the designated day for testing.

2. What type of drug testing does Community Corrections do?

Community Corrections provides oral testing and urine analysis. Levels of any positive substance appearing in a drug screen can be sent out to a certified SAMHSA lab for confirmation.

3. What types of drugs does Community Corrections test for?

Alcohol, THC (Marijuana), Cocaine, Methamphetamine, Amphetamine, Opiates (Morphine), Methadone, Benzodiazepines, Barbiturates, ETG, K2,and Oxycontin,as well as a variety of other specialized substances.

We also test for the dilution or adulteration of any urine samples on site.