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Drug testing at 61st District Sobriety Court in Kent County, Grand Rapids MI
Today, there are 2 drug testing colors required to test at 61st District Sobriety Court. The colors are White and Gold. There are a total of 4 probation test colors at 61st District Sobriety Court. Below we calculated the colors history of each of these testing colors over the last 90 days.
2 test colors are required to test for 08/16/2022
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| Test Group | Date |
|---|---|
| White | 08/16/2022 |
| Gold | 08/16/2022 |
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Today is Tuesday, August 16th. You must report to any to ione between 6 30 AM and 9 30 AM. If your color is either white or gold again for Tuesday, August 16th, you must report to any to ione between 6 30 AM and 9 30 AM. If your color is either white or gold.
- 61st District Sobriety Court Drug Testing Guide
- /guide/drug-testing-at-mi-61st-district-sobriety-court
- Hours of Operation
- Mon-Fri 8am - 5pm
- Rules
- This lab is cash payment only. You must bring a photo I.D.
- Drug Test Cost
- Single Drug Test $10 & +$5 for additional drugs 3-Panel $20 5-Panel $25 PBT $3
- Hotline
- +16166325699
- Phone
- +16166325690
- Fax
- +16166325686
- Website
- https://www.grcourt.org
- Payments Link
- https://www.grcourt.org/court-payments/
- Additional Directions from the East
- From the East, take exit 77C Ottawa Ave off Interstate 196
- Additional Directions from the South
- From the South, take 131 to exit 85B Pearl St. Downtown
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