What CallForMe Does
CallForMe calls the RMS daily testing line for Montgomery County every day. We listen to the recording it plays. Then we send you the answer by call, text, or email. You choose how you want to hear it.
What RMS Is
RMS stands for Recovery Monitoring Solutions. It is a private company that does drug testing for courts and probation departments in Texas. Montgomery County Adult Probation lists it as a testing provider on its offender resources page. RMS is not the probation department. Your officer still makes every decision about your case. RMS runs the testing line and the testing sites, nothing more.
An ID Number, Not a Color
Some counties run color code testing, where a phone line announces a list of colors and everyone listens for their own. Montgomery County's RMS line does not work that way. It answers one person at a time, using that person's own ID number, not a color announced to everyone who calls.
Don't want to make this call yourself? We'll call it for you and send you the answer.
The Montgomery County RMS Line
Montgomery County Adult Probation lists Recovery Monitoring Solutions, RMS, as a testing provider on its own offender resources page. RMS runs the daily testing line for Montgomery County, Texas out of its Conroe office. This is the Montgomery County in Texas, not one of the counties with the same name in other states.
RMS daily testing line: 936-283-4848, also written (936) 283-4848
Check-in window: Monday through Sunday, closes at 4:59 PM
That number comes from the county's own materials. Numbers, hours, and rules can change, so always trust the paperwork your officer gave you over anything you read online, including this page.
Who This Applies To
The daily call commonly applies to people on felony bond conditions, people on felony probation or deferred adjudication, and some misdemeanor DWI cases in Montgomery County. That is the general pattern, not a rule about you. Your own conditions and your officer decide what applies to you.
Where You Test
The main RMS testing office for Montgomery County is in Conroe:
RMS Conroe office: 310 East Davis, Suite 100, Conroe, TX 77301
Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:45 PM. Saturday, 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM if you are required to test that day.
There is also a testing site in New Caney, which handles urinalysis only and is open fewer days:
RMS New Caney testing site: 19820 FM 1485, Suite V, New Caney, TX 77357
Phone: (281) 640-2210
Hours: Tuesday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Closed for lunch, 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM.
Testing: Urinalysis only.
Test in New Caney only if your officer assigned you there. You must be checked in at least 15 minutes before the office closes, or you will not be tested that day. You pay for the test yourself, by cash or card; if you pay cash, bring exact change. Addresses, hours, and payment details can change, so confirm with your officer before you go. Some cases allow testing at an outside lab instead, which is arranged through your officer rather than at the counter; the county's offender resources page covers it.
What Happens If You Miss a Day
What a missed check-in or a missed test means in your case is between you, your officer and your court order. If you miss a day, contact your probation officer right away, explain what happened, and follow their instructions.
Every Day Adds Up
One call is easy. The hard part is doing it every day it is required, without ever letting it slip. The line takes calls seven days a week, and the window closes at 4:59 PM. Holidays included. There is no day off from it. CallForMe calls the RMS line for Montgomery County every day, listens to the recording, and sends you the answer by call, text, or email.
Common Questions
What number do the county's materials give for RMS daily testing in Montgomery County?
They list 936-283-4848 as the daily testing line for Recovery Monitoring Solutions. Always confirm the number on your own paperwork, since lines can change.
What is RMS?
Recovery Monitoring Solutions is a testing provider that Montgomery County Adult Probation lists on its offender resources page. It is not the probation department.
Does Montgomery County use colors or an ID number?
An ID number. The RMS line for Montgomery County answers for one person at a time, using that person's own ID number, not a color announced to everyone who calls.
What does CallForMe do with the RMS line?
We call it every day, listen to the recording, and send you the answer by call, text, or email.
Where do I test in Montgomery County?
The main office is in Conroe, at 310 East Davis, Suite 100. A second site in New Caney does urinalysis only, for members their officer assigns there.
Is CallForMe part of Montgomery County Adult Probation or RMS?
No. See the disclaimer below.
CallForMe is a private service. We are not affiliated with any court, probation department, parole board, drug court, or drug-testing provider, including Recovery Monitoring Solutions or Montgomery County Adult Probation. Nothing on this page is legal advice. Phone numbers, addresses, hours, and fees can change. Always follow the paperwork from your court and the instructions from your officer. You are still responsible for following the rules of your case.