Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety - GOHS

#2 IN THE NATION 🥈

Arizona was ranked #2 in the nation for the highest number of DRE evaluations completed in 2025, second only to California. This is a tremendous accomplishment, and all the credit goes to our DREs and DRE instructors.

Of the five DREs nationwide who conducted more than 100 evaluations in 2025, four were from Arizona—two from Mesa PD (Officer Roselli and Officer Cook) and two from Sierra Vista PD (Officer Clark and Officer Chavez).

Officer Cook and Officer Chavez also tied for the highest number of enforcement DRE evaluations completed in the nation, each conducting 110 evaluations.

Arizona continues to set the standard for excellence in the DRE program. Congratulations to these outstanding officers and to all Arizona DREs whose commitment and professionalism help keep impaired drivers off our roads and our communities safe.

GOHS was proud to attend MADD's 37th Annual Law Enforcement Recognition Banquet! Thank you, MADD, for hosting this event and recognizing the law enforcement officers who work every day to keep our communities safe.

The Mother Road is turning 100! From Winslow to Kingman, communities all along historic Route 66 are celebrating 100 years of the iconic highway.

This week, GOHS Director Jesse Torrez, State DRE Coordinator Sgt. George Chwe, State Phlebotomy Coordinator Dallas Cotts, and GOHS’s Lissette Morgan are in Williams, Arizona, joining the centennial festivities. GOHS is partnering with the Williams Police Department and providing support from Drug Recognition Experts (DREs) to help keep the celebration safe for everyone.

If you're attending, stop by our table to pick up a free tire pressure gauge. And before you hit the road, always take a minute to make sure your vehicle is in safe driving condition. Safe travels, and enjoy the Route 66 celebrations!

(06/03/26) The Governor’s Office of Highway Safety aids the DPS Crime Lab in reducing 2,000+ case backlog ⬇️

By securing $464,980 in NHTSA funding, GOHS is helping the DPS Crime Lab tackle a critical backlog, improving the timely processing of DUI cases and supporting public safety across the state.

(05/25/26) Governor Katie Hobbs joined the East Valley DUI Task Force over Memorial Day weekend to recognize law enforcement’s efforts to remove impaired drivers from Arizona’s roadways.

Thank you to the dedicated officers, deputies, troopers, dispatchers, analysts, support staff, and partner agencies for participating in this year’s Task Force and helping keep our communities safe during one of the busiest travel weekends of the year.

Celebrating the Memorial Day weekend with a drink? A sober ride will save you from a DUI. 🚔 Designate a sober driver, schedule a rideshare or call a taxi.

Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over.

Authorities urge Arizonans to not drink and drive through Memorial Day weekend PHOENIX (KVOA) — The Arizona Governor's Office of Highway Safety is urging Arizonans to refrain from drinking and driving through the Memorial Day weekend.

Arizona: A ticket is inconvenient. A crash is life changing.

Buckle your seat belt every time. Click It or Ticket.