2025 Alcohol Awareness Articles

2025

A yellow background with the statement 'April is Alcohol Awareness Month' and a reminder to click a link for more information, featuring the Alcohol Beverage Control Division logo of Montana.

Introduction to Alcohol Awareness Month

During April, the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division (ABCD) promotes safe and responsible alcohol sales, service, and consumption. Did you know April is Alcohol Awareness Month? During this month, the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division (ABCD) promotes safe and responsible alcohol sales...

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Small Town and Seasonal Events: Resources for Licensees and Permit Holders

As an alcohol industry participant, you are presented with numerous opportunities to encourage your customers to have a good and responsible time out. We have the resources to help you with all those events. No event is too small to...

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Big Sky – Large Event Tips

This week, ABCD presents resources and ideas for safe and responsible alcohol sales, service, and consumption during larger events around Montana and information about non-alcoholic beverages (NA), strategies, and options.   Sporting Events Tailgate parties - Be Safe! Serve other options...

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Hosting Parties Tips

Montanans enjoy good times in the Big Sky year-round and are generally conscientious about alcohol choices and use. We encourage responsible and safe behavior in all venues, whether at home, a friend’s house, or a public establishment. In previous weeks...

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The Tipsy Range

As a seller/server, you have been trained to recognize when a customer has had too much to drink. It is your responsibility to ensure the safety of your patrons when you sell and serve alcohol. Overly tipsy people may become...

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