Guides to Call-In Drug Testing

• What Is Color Code Drug Testing?

  A plain-language explainer of color code and call-in drug testing programs: how they work, why courts use them, and what the rules usually are.

• Do I Have to Call My Probation Line Every Day?

  The short answer is usually yes. Here is what daily call-in rules normally look like, including weekends and holidays.

• The RMS Check-In Line in Montgomery County, Texas (936-283-4848)

  How the Recovery Monitoring Solutions daily testing check-in works for Montgomery County probation: the number 936-283-4848, the call-in window, and what happens if you miss.

• Just Got Probation in Montgomery County? The Daily Call, Explained

  You were placed on supervision today and nobody explained the daily call. What the line can tell you, the window it has to happen in, and what happens if you miss.

• Know Someone Who Has to Call a Probation Line Every Day?

  For the person on the outside. What the daily Montgomery County check-in call is, why people miss it, and a page you can send them.

• Be the first person to bring CallForMe to Tarrant County

  CallForMe does not call Tarrant County's daily testing line yet. The first person to join from that line gets a full year free.

• The Boulder County drug testing line, called for you

  What CallForMe does with the Boulder County, Colorado drug testing line, 303-785-6174: we call it every day, listen to the recording, and send you the answer.

CallForMe is a private service. We are not affiliated with any court, probation department, parole board, drug court, or drug-testing provider. Nothing on this page is legal advice. Always follow the instructions from your court and your officer.