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Alamo Center provides court-approved education programs to help individuals meet legal requirements while making real progress in their lives. We offer flexible online and in-person classes across Texas, including DWI Education, Drug Offender Education, DWI Intervention, Victim Impact Panels, and alcohol awareness courses. Our licensed instructors create a respectful, supportive environment where you’re guided through the process with clarity and care. We understand this journey can be challenging, so we focus on making every step easier, not harder. At Alamo Center, you’re not just completing a class. You’re gaining tools, support, and understanding to help you move forward with confidence and dignity.
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4040 Broadway Suite 240, , 78209, San Antonio, United States
- (210) 824-5537
- info@alamocenter.org
- alamocenter.org
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