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Alcohol Compliance and Capacity Assessment: A Maine Spotlight

The goal of state alcohol regulation is to protect public health and safety, establish an efficient mechanism to collect taxes and revenues, eliminate unfair and illegal marketing or trade practices, and balance interests of all stakeholder groups engaged and interested in alcohol regulation.

Carrie Christofes

Alcohol Sales and Deliveries

This document is intended to provide background and guidance on best practices for the enforcement of laws related to sales and delivery of alcohol both during and after the COVID-19 pandemic.”

Carrie Christofes

Data Driven Decision-Making: A Case Study of Implementation and Use of projectR.A.B.I.T. in Chittenden County, Vermont

Data Driven Decision-Making: A Case Study of Implementation and Use of projectR.A.B.I.T. in Chittenden County, Vermont August 2021

Carrie Christofes

Place of Last Drink (POLD)

Place of Last Drink (POLD): A Case Study of Implementation of POLD by the Vermont Department of Liquor and Lottery

Carrie Christofes

Place of Last Drink (POLD): A Case Study of Vermont’s Implementation of POLD using an Implementation Framework

Place of Last Drink (POLD): A Case Study of Vermont’s Implementation of POLD using an Implementation Framework

Carrie Christofes

Alcohol Regulatory Enforcement Records Management Systems

The National Liquor Law Enforcement Association (NLLEA), in collaboration with the National Alcohol Beverage Control Association (NABCA), conducted a nationwide systematic review of the records management systems of Alcohol Regulatory/Enforcement (ARE) agencies, the data collected therein, and the responsibilities, coordination, and priorities of ARE agencies throughout the United States. ARE data is important to establish the nexus between the public health and safety rationale to alcohol laws and regulations.

Carrie Christofes

Understanding the Role of Alcohol Regulatory Enforcement in Order to Form Community Partnerships

By working together, community coalitions and Alcohol Regulatory Enforcement (ARE) agencies can create safer and healthier communities for all. Understanding the various regulations and laws governing the production, distribution, and sale of alcohol can be challenging. ARE can assist by sharing their knowledge, experience, and expertise in navigating the complexities of alcohol regulation.

Carrie Christofes
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