Drug Identification Unit
Our drug laboratory analyzes all substances seized by law enforcement. We identify these materials to determine if they contain controlled or non-controlled substances.
The most common substances identified at our drug laboratory include:
- Marihuana
- Cocaine
- Heroin
- Fentanyl
- Prescription drugs
Our unit may also respond to investigations of possible illegal drug labs. We provide technical support to law enforcement in these investigations.
Toxicology and Postmortem Toxicology Units
Our Toxicology Unit conducts testing of blood and urine samples for cases of drivers thought to be operating under the influence (OUI).
Our Postmortem Forensic Toxicology Laboratory tests samples to detect evidence of drug use. These samples include:
- Blood
- Urine
- Vitreous humor
- Postmortem tissue
Office of Alcohol Testing
Our Office of Alcohol Testing oversees the state breath test program. Our office:
- Certifies all breath test instruments that the state uses
- Approves and distributes all control standards used with breath test instruments
- Sets the standards for breath test training and certification for officers
Additional Resources
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Serum/Plasma Conversion & Retrograde Extrapolation Form, Open PDF file, 107.95 KB (English, PDF 107.95 KB)
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Breath Test Information Guide, Open PDF file, 92.42 KB (English, PDF 92.42 KB)
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Portable Breath Test Information Guide, Open PDF file, 109.2 KB (English, PDF 109.2 KB)
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Breath Test Operator - Online Certification Guidance, Open PDF file, 739.2 KB (English, PDF 739.2 KB)
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General Guidance for Cleaning and Operating the 9510, Open PDF file, 235 KB (English, PDF 235 KB)
- Officer in Charge (OIC) Designation Form