The liquor control investigator must be aware of changes and have ample time to act upon them, if necessary. must also be indicated on the application. Do not delay submittal of your application because of certification.Īny changes in your license(s) such as a new directors or stockholders, etc. If you will be attending a seminar, make that notation on your liquor application and submit the application.
Licensees must attend a DLC approved seminar once every two years. Pay special attention to the area requesting last enforcement seminar attended. When renewing your 2021 liquor license, please be aware of the following: We have found that the best rule to live by with the DLC is ~ the earlier the better.Īll First, Second Class Liquor & Outside Consumption Licenses Expire on April 30, 2021, renewal paperwork will be sent out in January 2021 The application must be received by the DLC a minimum of 5 business days prior to the event. Applications must be received by the Town Clerks’ office NO later than noon on the Wednesday before the Selectboard meeting.ĪPPROVAL: Once the Town Clerk has signed the Selectboard approved applications, the applications are then e-mailed to the DLC for approval.
If you are unsure of the dates or timing for submittal, please call.ĪPPLICATION DEADLINES: All applications need to be submitted to the Town Clerks’ office with payment to the DLC. A link to the calendar of this year’s scheduled meetings can be found at the bottom of this page. SELECTBOARD MEETINGS: The Selectboard meets on the 2 nd and 4 th Monday of every month. When applying for any Special Event or Request to Cater liquor license during 2020, please be aware of the following:ĪLL applications must be submitted to the Town Clerks’ office to be approved by the Selectboard PRIOR to submittal to the Vermont Department of Liquor Control (DLC). SPECIAL EVENT & CATERING LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATIONS
#VERMONT LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATION REGISTRATION#
Voter Registration & Election Information.Failure to do so may result in products being removed from retailers' shelves. You must register your products with Maine DEP prior to selling them in Maine. Use DEP’s Beverage Container Label Registration and Licensing Portal for this purpose. This service does not include any registration of your brand’s bottle deposit information with the Maine Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). This service also allows COA licensees to manage their brands and labels throughout the year as changes occur with the COA’s portfolio. Please note: The brand and label registration is available at any time to manage your products, but the renewal of your COA license only needs to be completed when your license is up for renewal which can be no more than 60 days prior to your expiration date. * Please read the additional information below about new labels and renewals. Submit a Price Posting of your brand(s).Assign territories for new brand(s) to licensed Maine wholesalers as part of the brand and label registration process.Renew or add new brands and register the subsequent product labels of the brand(s).File a new application to become licensed as a Certificate of Approval in Maine and complete other licensing requirements as noted below for a renewal of a license.Sales Representative Licensing: This online service allows individuals to file a new application or renew their sales representative license.ĬOA Licensing, Brand and Label Registration: This online service allows out of state manufacturers of malt liquor and wine (Certificate of Approval licensees) to: To contact the Division, please call (207) 624-7220 or email us at NOTE OUR ADDRESSES:Ĩ State House Station, Augusta, ME 04333-0008 - Regularġ9 Union Street, Suite 301-B, Augusta, ME 04330 - Overnight deliveries Online Services Using the tabs on the left side of this page, you can find information and resources helpful to you as a licensee. Prohibiting the sales to and the consumption by minors of beverage alcohol is a major focus. The Division takes its responsibility seriously relative to the enforcement of Maine's liquor laws. The Division of Liquor Licensing and Enforcement conduct licensing and enforcement activities for Maine's beverage alcohol industry. Please visit the 2020 COVID-19 Industry Guidance Memos page for more details. Important Licensee and Applicant Information related to COVID-19 Crisis
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