Opportunity #1: Alcohol Curbside To Go - Potential Impacts on Youth….
Thursday, June 26, 4:30-5:30 pm
Come learn of the potential impacts that alcohol to go intiative may have on youth and the steps that can be taken to reduce risk.
In Governor Scott’s executive order EO 01-20 – Directive 4 he granted permission for Restaurants and Retailers to add a To-Go and Delivery service option. This was in response to COVID-19 and an effort to support Vermont’s vital restaurant and retail industry. However, with many crisis responses there was not time for towns and retailers to plan for this change in a thoughtful responsible way.
At Healthy Lamoille Valley, a Drug Free Community Coalition, we work to support towns and businesses to create policies and practices with community health in mind, specifically when it comes to substances. This is in support of our mission to reduce youth substance misuse. We recognize the role that communtiy norms and practices play in influencing youth to try or use alcohol, marijjuana, tobacco and other drugs. With this in mind our team has been working closely with the Vermont Department of Liquor and Lottery, the Vermont Department of Health, and the Lamoille County Planning Commission to produce guidance that will be clear, timely, and easy to use. Our Policy and Community Outreach is happy to consult, at no cost, on this and any other related topics. Alison Link can be reached at alison@healthylamoillevalley.org.
Alison will be hosting a community conversation on June 25th at 4:30. To learn more and register please visit: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/alcohol-curbside-pick-up-delivery-and-outdoor-consumption-during-covid-19-tickets-109307850724
Policy Resources:
Document 1 of 3: Alcohol Curbside Pick-up and Delivery During COVID-19-Resource 1 of 3 6.16.20
Document 2 of 3: Town Policy Handout -Resource 2 of 3-6.16.20
Document 3 of 3: New License Review and Renewal-Resource 3 of 3-6.16.20 (1)
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