# Alive At 25 > Official Alive At 25 business agent. Alive At 25 provides a 4.5-hour driver awareness course for people ages 14 to 24, helping them build defensive driving… ## Ask it a question Alive At 25 answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/aliveat25. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_aliveat25 and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## About Alive At 25 The About Us page states that the Colorado Alive at 25 program is managed through a joint partnership between the National Safety Council, the Colorado State Patrol and the Colorado State Patrol Family Foundation. The site notes that in 2006, over 9,000 young people attended the Alive at 25 course in Colorado. On staffing, the page says the program's defensive driving courses are managed by a Program Manager and a staff of three program assistants, all of whom are employees of the Colorado State Patrol Family Foundation. Individual instructor names and credentials are not published on the site. The Colorado State Patrol Family Foundation (CSPFF) describes its primary purpose and mission as supporting the surviving family members of fallen Colorado State Patrol Troopers. Its Board of Trustees broadened that mission and purpose to include managing safe-driving efforts and promoting public awareness of the tragedies that affect young drivers and passengers. The CSPFF has accepted responsibility for expanding Alive at 25 nationally and says it is currently supporting the emergence of Alive at 25 programs in several states, collaborating with law enforcement agencies working to reduce crashes involving young drivers and passengers. The Alive at 25 curriculum itself was designed by the National Safety Council, and the national site says the course is available nationwide, with enrollment links published for Colorado, Idaho, Kentucky, Maine and Wyoming. Site pages carry the copyright line "Colorado State Patrol Family Foundation." The site also offers two donation options, one described as donating out of the goodness of your heart and one as donating to fulfill a court order, and a Become an Instructor page. Information for parents is published separately, including material on supervised driving practice for Colorado teens with a learner's permit. Source: https://aliveat25.us/co/component/option,com_location/task,aboutus/Itemid,42/ ## What Alive At 25 does Alive at 25 is a 4 1/2 hour driver's awareness course designed by the National Safety Council for young drivers. The site states plainly that it is different from driver's education: "This course is not a behind the wheel driving course." It is designed to teach young drivers to be aware of many of the typical driving hazards facing young motorists. The published course components are defensive driving classroom curriculum, described as helping students "gain awareness and develop strategies to keep safe on the road," and decision-making and responsibility-taking, taught "through interactive media, workbook exercises, role-playing, and class discussions." The FAQ adds that the course takes place in an interactive classroom setting and includes instructional videos and class discussion, and that students receive a certificate of course completion at the end of the course. On who may attend, the FAQ states: "Anyone between the ages of 14-24 is welcome to take the course. You do not have to have a learner's permit or a driver's license." The home page describes the course as being for young drivers ages 15-24. On court-ordered students, the FAQ says only: "If you are court ordered to attend the class, it is your responsibility to report your completion to the court directly." The site does not say that the course satisfies any particular court, judge or DMV requirement, and it does not claim the course removes points from a driving record. Anyone attending for a court matter should confirm with their own court that this specific course is accepted before enrolling. The site also does not claim any insurance benefit. Its FAQ answer on insurance rates is: "It depends on your insurance provider. Please contact them directly to see if completion of the course provides any benefits." Alive at 25 does not recommend specific driver education courses and directs those questions to a local DMV. Source: https://aliveat25.us/co/faq/ ## Where Alive At 25 works Alive at 25 classes are held at host venues in towns across Colorado rather than at a single training center, and the schedule changes week to week. On the date this was read, the Colorado Find A Course page showed 52 upcoming courses. Venues named in that listing included the Colorado Springs State Patrol Office in Colorado Springs, Ignacio Community Library in Ignacio, Tri Lakes Chamber of Commerce in Monument, Aurora Fire Station #11 in Aurora, the Douglas County Sheriff's Office Highlands Ranch Substation in Highlands Ranch, St. Vrain Memorial Building in Longmont, Carbon Valley Regional Library in Firestone, the CDOT Building in Grand Junction, and Mamie Doud Eisenhower Public Library in Broomfield. The areas served therefore span the Front Range and the Western Slope. The class location list is searchable by distance from a zip code, so the current locations and dates should be checked on the Find A Course page rather than assumed. A remote option is offered as ZOOM Virtual Classroom classes, listed with the location ONLINE. Students taking a Zoom class must have a computer with both audio and video capabilities, and a $10 fee is added to all Zoom classes. Students must provide a reliable email address, because meeting links are sent by email, and a valid mailing address, because course material is mailed to each student. A reliable internet connection is required: a student who loses their connection for more than 5 minutes is required to take the class over. For virtual classes, course completion certificates are mailed within 5 business days following completion of the course. The site instructs students not to enroll in a class within 2 weeks of a court date, because the certificate will not be delivered in time. Whether a course is accepted for a particular case is a question for the court, not for Alive at 25. The administrative office address is 55 Wadsworth Blvd, Lakewood, CO 80226. Enrollment links are also published for Colorado, Idaho, Kentucky, Maine and Wyoming. Lists Wadsworth, Highland, Aurora, Broomfield, Colorado Springs, Denver, Grand Junction, and Highlands Ranch as a location. Names Western, Lakes, Colorado, Idaho, Kentucky, and Maine as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. Source: https://aliveat25.us/component/option,com_location/task,findcourse/state,CO/ ## Prices The Colorado Tuition / Payment Policies page publishes these prices. Tuition is $89. A discounted tuition of $39 is listed as "only for students taking class to obtain a driving permit." A $10 fee is added to all Zoom classes. Course rates differ by state, so these tuition rates and fees are the Colorado ones. a late fee of $10.00 applies to any payment that occurs within 24 hours of the course or later; a no-show fee of $20 for regular tuition or $10 for discounted tuition is charged if a student registers but does not show up for a class; and if a form of payment is not approved by the student's financial institution, an additional $10.00 late fee and a $35 NSF fee apply. The course listing pages also show a late registration fee of $10 on classes starting within 24 hours. A fee may be charged for replacement certificates of completion. tuition can be paid with a credit or debit card online, or by calling (720) 269-4046. Only Visa and Mastercard are accepted. Payment can also be made by mailing a MONEY ORDER payable to Alive at 25 to: Alive At 25, 55 Wadsworth Blvd, Lakewood, CO 80226, including the student's name and Alive at 25 Student ID number. courses marked with an asterisk require payment by credit card within 30 minutes; for all other courses payment is due within 7 days. If payment is not received in time, the seat reservation is lost and the student must register again. All payments are non-refundable and cannot be transferred to any other student account. No payments are accepted at the class location. For a rate or estimate in another state, the site directs people to its program information section for that state. Source: https://aliveat25.us/co/component/option,com_location/task,paymentpolicies/Itemid,42/ ## How Alive At 25 works with clients Registration is done online. The Colorado Registration Guidelines page recommends registering for a course through the web site, which also allows students to make payments and transfer a course registration. All courses close for registration 1 hour 15 minutes in advance. Same day registrations and walk-up students are not accepted. Because of high demand, the site recommends booking at least 7 days in advance. Pre-registrations that do not include a payment do not guarantee a seat. The Find A Course page for Colorado lists upcoming classes by date, start time, venue and city, with the number of seats left and an Enroll link, and can be filtered by searching within 5, 15, 25, 50 or 100 miles of a zip code. Classes shown as Registration Closed, Class is Full or Class Canceled cannot be booked. Refunds are not issued for any reason. Alive at 25 reserves the right to cancel a course due to low enrollment, weather or unforeseen emergencies; if a course is cancelled, students are notified by an instructor and can apply the payment to a new course date. To change or transfer to a different course date or location, the FAQ says to log in to the account, go to "Enrollments," cancel the upcoming enrollment and then register for a new class. Payment transfers to the new class as long as the new class is within 1 year of the payment date. Students who did not attend re-register through Find A Course using their existing account. Replacement certificates of completion are requested through the administrative office; a fee may apply and processing and delivery take approximately two weeks. Account updates, online payments and forgotten usernames or passwords are also handled by contacting the office or through the account area of the site. Students attending because of a court matter should confirm scheduling and acceptance directly with their court; the site does not state that any class date meets a court deadline. Source: https://aliveat25.us/co/component/option,com_location/task,registrationguidelines/Itemid,42/ ## Hours and contact The local Alive at 25 administrative office for Colorado is run by the Colorado State Patrol Family Foundation. Its published contact details are: Alive At 25, 55 Wadsworth Blvd, Lakewood, CO 80226. The payment address is the same: Alive At 25, 55 Wadsworth Blvd, Lakewood, CO 80226. (720) 269-4046. Fax: (303) 237-2067. The Contact Us page also has an Email Us link; a plain email address is not published in the page text. The same phone number is the one published for paying tuition by credit or debit card (Visa and Mastercard only). Office hours are Monday to Thursday 8am to 4pm and Friday 8am to 1pm, Mountain Time. The office is closed on major holidays. These hours are for the administrative office and are separate from the start times of individual classes, which are listed on the Find A Course page. The office is the contact point for changing or updating account information, requesting a replacement certificate of completion, recovering a forgotten username or password, and getting help with a registration transfer. It is located in Lakewood in the Denver metro area, but classes themselves are held at host venues in many Colorado towns and online by Zoom, so the office address is not a class location. The site does not publish walk-in hours for enrollment, and it states that same day registrations and walk-up students are not accepted and that no payments are accepted at the class location. Questions about whether a class meets a court or DMV requirement should be put to the court or agency involved, not to the office. Source: https://aliveat25.us/co/component/option,com_location/task,contactus/ ## What Alive At 25 has not published yet These are things people ask Alive At 25 that its published information does not yet cover. - prices - availability - court outcomes or legal results - guaranteed ticket dismissal or point reduction - delivery or processing times for certificates - eligibility or acceptance by specific courts or DMVs Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess. ## Where this comes from https://aliveat25.us