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Over the past 12 years, the Enforcing Underage Drinking Laws (EUDL) program has successfully built partnerships with law enforcement, community organizations, and government officials to implement evidence-based strategies to reduce youth access to alcohol. To establish and maintain a grasp on the problems and consequences of underage drinking, a blueprint must be developed to integrate three key elements: environmental strategies and laws, enforcement, and public support.

Who Should Attend

State Coordinators, enforcement officers, executives, military personnel, judges, prosecutors, probation officials, youth, government officials, staff members of community-based organizations and other individuals concerned with underage drinking are encouraged to attend. See more conference information ...

Abstracts

Deadline for Workshop Abstracts       April 16, 2010
Notice of Abstract Acceptance May 21, 2010

Registration

Early Bird Registration Deadline July 11, 2010
Registration Payment Deadline August 2, 2010
Online Registration Closes August 6, 2010
Cancellation Deadline August 10, 2010
Substitution Deadline August 10, 2010

Hotel/Travel Reservations

Room Reservation Deadline July 25, 2010
Travel Reservation Deadline
(for American Airlines discount)
July 23, 2010

Thursday, August 19th - 5:30 - 10:00 PM

Compliance Checks

Compliance checks are one of the proven law enforcement best practice strategies used to address the issue of retail availability of alcohol to underage youth. This session will provide attendees with an opportunity to watch law enforcement from the local area and underage buyers execute compliance check operations that will test alcohol licensees. Attendees will learn how important effective planning, preparation and collaboration is to the compliance check process as they will witness covert underage buyers attempt to purchase alcoholic beverages from licensed alcohol establishments in the Anaheim area.

Controlled Party Dispersal

Underage drinking parties remain a large problem for police. Preventing through information gathering and deterrence or successfully dispersing an underage drinking party helps ensure the safety of our young people in our community. Our faculty will address the essential elements of party containment, offender processing, and a controlled party dispersal once a party is underway. Participants will learn hands on techniques to safely disperse an underage drinking party and receive important suggestions from an experienced staff of law enforcement Instructors.

Shoulder Tap

The shoulder tap program is an effective tool used by law enforcement agencies to detect and deter youth access to alcohol. This session will provide attendees with an opportunity to watch law enforcement and underage buyers attempt to solicit adults outside licensed outlets to buy alcohol. Attendees will learn and observe how California ABC leads shoulder tap operations in communities across California and how this can be an effective enforcement operation to reduce underage consumption of, and access to, alcohol.