Intoxicated Driver Resource Center (IDRC)
(201) 336-3310
Hackensack
The Bergen County Intoxicated Driver Resource Center (IDRC) educates and evaluates drunk and drugged drivers, boaters, and underage drinkers who have been convicted of Driving Under the Influence (DUI). These offenders are mandated by the court to participate in the IDRC program. Non-compliant offenders face revocation of their licenses and possible incarceration.
The two-day program includes six hours per day of drug and alcohol education as well as screening, treatment referral, and monitoring when indicated.
The IDRC is conducted under the auspices of the Bergen County Department of Health Services, Office of Alcohol and Drug Dependency.
| Health Services |
Behavioral / Mental Health |
Last Updated: 08/03/23
Bergen County Department of Health Services
To improve and maintain the quality of health for all citizens in Bergen County through public health community outreach and service delivery initiatives; to be an adaptive, learning organization that serves as an effective and accountable local public health authority and an innovative provider of community health services.
Office of Alcohol and Drug Dependency/OADD (Bergen County Department of Health Services)
The Bergen County Department of Health Services Office of Alcohol and Drug Dependency (OADD) is committed to the prevention and treatment of substance abuse.
Health & Safety Hotline (Bergen County Department of Health Services)
Bergen County Health & Safety Hotline: 201-225-7000
The Bergen County Department of Health Services provides county programs including:
- Addiction Services
- Health Promotion
- Mental Health Services
- Public Health Outreach
Childhood Lead Program and Lead Abatement/Lead Removal Grant (Bergen County Department of Health Services)
Free Lead Hazard Remediation and Home Repairs at NO cost for qualifying tenants or homeowners. Lead Hazard Reduction and Healthy Home Program has funding available for qualified tenants or homeowners.