For the second year in a
row, the Office of Alcohol and Tobacco Control (ATC) Commissioner Troy Hebert
announces a summer crackdown on unlawful sales of alcohol and tobacco to
minors. This year, Commissioner Hebert has ordered more agents in the
field conducting more compliance checks than ever before.

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“The initiative began last
year as a way for ATC to continue its mission to prevent access of alcohol and
tobacco products to underage individuals,” said Commissioner Hebert. “I want to
make sure ATC is doing its part to keep these products out of the hands of
minors throughout the state.”
Anyone caught selling or
serving alcohol or tobacco products to minors are subject to criminal and
administrative charges. Businesses face fines and penalties that could
result in suspension or revocation of their alcohol and tobacco permits.
The Louisiana Restaurant Association offers ServSafe Alcohol, a two-hour online course, available 24-7 and designed to help you serve alcohol responsibly and avoid citations, fines and possible license revocation. ServSafe Alcohol is a vital, practical and current responsible alcohol server training program that includes Louisiana alcohol regulations, including key techniques to determine the age of a guest, the reason to ID and the proper way to check an ID.
ServSafe Alcohol Online is a convenient and easy training solution that prepares bartenders, servers, hosts, bussers, valets, bouncers and front of the house staff to effectively and safely handle difficult situations in the operation. The LRA also offers its Louisiana's BEST (Beverage Education Server Training) course upon request. Call (504) 454-2277 for details.
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