Check your paperwork first
The number on your paperwork is the one that counts. If yours is different, follow your paperwork. This page isn't about your line.
It answers by ID number, not by color
Some testing lines read out a color for everyone who calls. This one answers by ID number: one person at a time, by your own ID number, and it tells you whether you have to test that day.
It isn't the person who supervises your case, and it isn't where you test
The people supervising your case make the decisions about it, and their number is on your paperwork. It's also a phone line, not a place. If you have to test, where you go is on your paperwork, or the person who supervises your case can tell you.
What CallForMe does with it
We call 720-221-8948 every day, listen to the recording, and send you the answer, whether you have to test that day or not. It comes by text, email or phone call, whichever you pick. We don't talk to the person who supervises your case or the county.
If a call doesn't give us a clear answer, we call the line again. If we still can't get one, we tell you, and that day's call is yours to make. And if you haven't heard from us when you need to know, call the line yourself. Don't wait on us.
The full guide is on our Arapahoe County page: Arapahoe County line 720-221-8948.
Common questions
What number is 720-221-8948?
It's an automated drug testing line, and a number given to people in Arapahoe County, Colorado. It answers one person at a time, by your own ID number. It isn't the number of the person who supervises your case, and it isn't a testing site.
Does CallForMe call this number for people?
Yes. We call it every day, listen to the recording, and send the answer by text, email or phone call, whichever you pick. If you haven't heard from us when you need to know, call the line yourself.
Is CallForMe part of Arapahoe County?
No. See the disclaimer below.
An independent private service. Not affiliated with or endorsed by any probation department, court, or testing provider. CallForMe isn't Arapahoe County, isn't a pretrial program, and isn't the company that runs the testing line. Nothing on this page is legal advice. Phone numbers, hours and rules can change. Always follow your paperwork and the instructions of the people supervising your case. You're still responsible for following the rules of your case.