Compendium of Budget Information for the 2011 General Session
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Line Item: Liquor Law Enforcement Function The Liquor Law Enforcement line item has only one program—the Liquor Law Enforcement program. This program is responsible for the enforcement of the state's liquor laws. All state liquor licensees and all liquor consumption fall under the responsibility of this program. The Liquor Law Enforcement program works independently statewide, but also aids local law enforcement agencies in the enforcement of Utah's Liquor Control Act (UCA 32A-12). Agents of this section maintain a continuing program of inspections and surveillance of the various lounges, and restaurants dispersing alcohol to ensure compliance with state laws. Emphasis is also focused on such problems as underage drinking, illegal importation, and drinking/driving. Statutory Authority Statutory Authority for Liquor Law Enforcement is found in UCA 32A-12. Intent Language
Performance Included below are performance measures submitted by the Department of Public Safety for the Liquor Law Enforcement program. Inlcuded are two metrics that measure DABC licensee inspection and complaint clearance. Licensee inspection performance has been irregular. Licensee complaint clearance is a relatively new metric that measures the rate at which complaints are investigated. The Department reports a success rate of 92% out of a target of 100%. ![]() Funding Detail
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