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October 30, 2000
To: District and Municipal Courts, Michigan Municipal
League, County
Administrators, County Controllers,
County Coordinators,
Managers, County Clerks and County Treasurers
From: Richard L. Baldermann, CPA, CGFM
Administrator, Local Audit and Finance Division
Bureau of Local Government Services
RE: Revenue Classification Convicted Drunk Driver Assessment
Since the issuance of Number Letter 2000-3 and 2000-4, our office has received several questions related to how to account for the revenue received for convicted drunk driver assessment reimbursements under Public Act 345 of 1998 (MCL 769.1f). Under the act, the amounts collected for convicted drunk driver assessment are reimbursements to the general fund for cost already incurred. Use a revenue account between 676-686 for this reimbursement.
The Act allows a court to order a person convicted of certain alcohol or drug-related driving offenses to reimburse the State or a local unit of government (a city, village, township, or county) for the expenses incurred in relationship to that incident. The court order may include expenses for an emergency response and for prosecuting the person. The Act applies to offenses involving the operation of a motor vehicle, snowmobile, off-road vehicle (ORV), aircraft, vessel or locomotive engine.
The expenses for which reimbursement may be ordered under Public Act 345 of 1998 (MCL 769.1f) include the following:
If you have any questions, please call Ernest L. Hodgers at (517) 373-3227
or write:
Michigan Department of Treasury
Local Audit and Finance Division
P.O. Box 30728
Lansing, Michigan 48909-8228