Responsible Beverage Server Coalition
Mission
The Buffalo County Responsible Beverage Server Coalition was formed with the purpose of eliminating alcohol sales to minors and intoxicated persons.
History
The Responsible Beverage Coalition formed in 2007. Local retailers in Buffalo County joined together in order to help increase awareness in the community related to underage drinking and to promote those who were taking responsible action in order to prevent the sale of alcohol to underage patrons. We would like to encourage you and your staff to participate in this coalition in an effort to share ideas and best practices.
Responsible Beverage Server Coalition Brochure
TIPS Program
The Responsible Beverage Server Curriculum currently being offered in Buffalo County is the TIPS (Training for Intervention Procedures) program. This is a skills based training designed to prevent intoxication, alcohol impaired driving, and underage drinking. This is a four hour training and is approved by the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission.
Our trainers volunteer their time to train individuals and businesses on the responsible service of alcohol. Our trainers include: Doug Kramer, Ryan Ohri, Linda Neemeyer, Amy Softley and Jessica Carter (Buffalo County Community Partners Coalition Coordinator).
TIPS classes are held monthly. The cost of training is $30 per person. For more information or to register for a class, please contact Jessica Carter, Coalition Coordinator at (308)865-2283 or by email at positivepressure@bcchp.org.
January-March TIPS Training Schedule
June-September TIPS Training Schedule
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