Sober living homes enforce an 11 PM weekday curfew and midnight on weekends. Residents do weekly chores like kitchen cleaning or yard work, and face random drug testing to keep the environment drug and alcohol-free.
11:00 PM
Midnight
At least once a week (examples include nightly kitchen cleaning or Saturday yard work).
When people move in and randomly thereafter.
Another question. What are some of the rules? Is there a curfew? What are those things? Like? So, yes, we have a curfew. Our curfew is 11 o' clock on weekdays, midnight on weekends. And we have a lot of rules. Most of the rules are common sense. It's around how to be a good roommate, how to clean up after yourself, how to make sure that if you are doing laundry that you're only doing it kind of on an assigned day or, you know, you're not constantly washing stuff and hogging the washer and dryer, things like that. So there's curfews, there's chores. So. So people inside of our homes contribute back to the home by doing chores on a schedule and doing them at least once a week. Sometimes that could be yard work on Saturdays. That could be, you know, somebody who's assigned to clean and mop or kitchen. That's typically going to be every night. But, you know, everyone is doing chores. And then we, of course we do random drug test. So we test when people move in. We also test randomly. And again, this is just to keep people honest and accountable because this is a drug and alcohol free space.
