Claremore VIP

Claremore Victims’ Voices – Certified Victim Impact Panel

Ordered to attend a Victim Impact Panel (VIP)? Victims’ Voices provides a certified program for DUI, APC, possession, and related charges in Claremore, Rogers County, and multiple locations across Oklahoma.

Program Details

Location: Belvidere Mansion, 121 N. Chickasaw Ave., Claremore, OK 74017 (Enter through the front gate)
Time: 7:30 P.M. – 9:00 P.M. (Arrive 15-20 minutes early for sign-in)
Cost: $75.00 (Cash or money order only – Payable to Victims’ Voices)

What to Expect

At Victims’ Voices, you will hear real-life stories from people whose lives were changed by impaired driving. Their experiences highlight the serious consequences of reckless choices. The panel helps participants:

Recognize the dangers of impaired driving
Take responsibility for their actions
Make safer decisions in the future

These powerful testimonies show how one decision can have lifelong consequences. The goal is to increase awareness and prevent future offenses.

Important Information

Walk-ins welcome – No pre-registration required
Calling ahead is encouraged but not required
Most participants only need to attend one session
Certified by the Oklahoma District Attorneys Council
Meets all Oklahoma legislative requirements (Oklahoma Secretary of State Filing No. 3512305775)

Contact & Registration

Penny: (918) 844-4573
Website: www.victims-voices.com

Other Locations Available

Victims’ Voices offers monthly programs in cities across Oklahoma, including:

Tulsa • Tahlequah • Muskogee • Stillwater • Sapulpa • Poteau • McAlester • Ponca City • Norman • Guthrie

For more details or to find a program near you, visit our website or call us.

Drunk Driving Prevention: Real People ● Real Impact ● Real Change

Additional Resources

For more information on DUI requirements, driver’s license compliance, and drunk driving prevention, visit:

Service Oklahoma – Driver’s License & Compliance
Covers license renewals, reinstatements, and compliance requirements.

Oklahoma Department of Mental Health – ADSAC Assessment
Details DUI assessments required for some offenders to regain driving privileges.

Oklahoma Highway Safety Office
Works to reduce traffic-related crashes through education and enforcement.

Victims of Impaired Drivers (VOID)
Provides resources and advocacy for those affected by impaired driving.