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Free training for alcohol & tobacco retailers in Benton County

The Benton County Health Department invites retailers and the communities they serve to a free training. All are welcome to join, especially those who may engage with alcohol or tobacco sales through community events or otherwise.

We want to support our community by sharing best practices for proper ID checks to prevent underage purchasing and use. This training will equip participants with information and resources to help keep the community safe.

Training is in English. Language interpretation can be provided in other languages.

Alcohol & Tobacco Retailer Training

Date: Saturday, September 26

Time: 10:00 am – 1:00 pm

Location: Benton County Sunset Building, 4077 Research Way, Corvallis

Lunch will be provided

More information and registration
  • A bartender checking an ID, highlighting Benton County’s retailer training.
  • Un camarero comprobando el DNI, lo que pone de manifiesto la formación que reciben los comerciantes del condado de Benton.

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