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There is a diversion fee of $490 that can be paid on a payment plan but must be paid during the yearlong program. Other fees in Oregon include a fee for the alcohol diagnostic assessment ($150), victim impact panel (between $5 and $50), and the actual weekly diversion classes (fees very depending on county).

The diversion program is typically 12 months long and very similar to being placed on bench probation. During the 12 month time-frame, you must pay a fee to the court, attend a drug/alcohol evaluation, attend a Victim Impact Panel class, and participate in and complete a drug/alcohol treatment program.

How Long Does the DUI Diversion Program Stay On Your Record in Oregon? Being enrolled in the DUI Diversion Program in Oregon will stay on your record for one year. However, even after the program is completed and the charge is dismissed, the program will still reflect on your driving record.

Oregon's DUII Diversion Program Requirements To enter the diversion program, the defendant must plead guilty or no contest to the DUII charge. The court doesn't enter the guilty plea or no contest plea, but instead, allows the defendant one year to complete the diversion requirements.

Estimated DUII diversion expenses Here is a breakdown of the estimated costs of a DUII diversion in Oregon, including court-related fees: Diversion fee: $460.00. Restitution: Variable. Drug and alcohol assessment fee: $150.00.

As well, you will need to go to a victim's impact panel, pay court fees, an ignition interlock device on any vehicle you plan on driving during the diversion period, and agree to not use alcohol or drugs unless they are prescribed.