New Rules for Savannah Alcohol Servers

A move by the City of Savannah to require those who serve alcohol to undergo training and be registered has passed.

By: Alice Massimi | WSAV News 3
Published: November 19, 2009

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A move by the City of Savannah to require those who serve alcohol to undergo training and be registered has passed.
Under the new rule managers, servers, bartenders and doormen and anyone one else with the responsibility of handling, serving, mixing or handing out alcohol at bars, lounges, nightclubs, and hybrid restaurants will need to undergo the training.
The training will cost twenty five dollars per person and need to be renewed every two years.
“To identify false ids and to also look for problems associated with people already intoxicated and some of the problems that come from alcohol behavior in these establishments, “points out City of Savannah’s Director of Revenue Buddy Clay.
For more complete details click:
http://www.ci.savannah.ga.us/Cityweb/minutes.nsf/D63CCA7657C4E28A8525766D00678677/$file/1119Prel.pdf