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INFORMATION #2 01-06-1997
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training. The University is in the process of doing some research in this area.) If a <br />good program is identified, you could require that particular program. I have a <br />couple of names of good programs, if you are interested. <br /> <br />In some communities, keg parties are a major source of alcohol for underage <br />persons. A city ordinance requiring merchants to register keg beer sales at the <br />point-of-purchase would help police identify the supplier and hold the person <br />accountable for this illegal act.(St. Cloud has this ordinance and Chief of Police <br />feels it has helped in their battle with underage use.) <br /> <br />4. Newspapers, television and radio all play a significant role in educating the <br />public. It is essential to work with the media in building a public awareness <br />.campaign that supports the community's strategies. For example, a media <br />campaign can be effective in communicating that there are stiff penalties for <br />providing alcohol to underage persons. It is a gross misdemeanor, punishable with <br />a $3000 find and/or up to a year in jail, for any adult to provide alcohol to an <br />underage person. In addition, anyone over age 21 who knowingly serves alcohol <br />to someone under age 21 may be held civilly liable for any damages caused by the <br />underage person. <br /> <br />Other effective media strategies include writing letters to the editor, and using the <br />media to inform constituents of new ordinances and enforcement efforts. <br /> <br />5. Other ordinances that have been used in other communities to deal with <br />underage drinking in genereal: <br /> <br />Noisy Assembly - A noise ordinance may help police officers to control underage <br />drinking parties in private residences. <br /> <br />Open House Assembly - an ordinance that allows communities to fine parents or <br />other responsible adults when underage drinking parties are field on their property. <br />This may encourage these adults to monitor the youth to prevent underage <br />drinking parties from occurring. <br /> <br />Alcohol restrictions in certain areas - Communities can pass laws restricting the <br />use of alcohol on public property and then encourage police to patrol these areas <br />and enforce these laws. <br /> <br /> <br />
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