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Department recommends making to‑go alcohol and curbside pickup permanent after four‑year review
Summary
The Department of Liquor and Lottery presented a report under Act 67 showing 7,268 compliance checks from 2021–2024 with 20 violations related to to‑go and curbside alcohol activity; the department recommended removing the sunset and making the off‑premise program permanent, a move industry representatives supported.
Department officials told the Government Operations & Military Affairs committee the Act 67 review found no public‑safety reason to retain the sunset on the off‑premise to‑go alcohol and curbside pickup program. The department reported 7,268 compliance checks from July 2021 through November 2024 and said 20 violations were recorded; of those, one involved a to‑go alcohol sale that lacked a required food order.
The department’s presenter said the violations were minor and…
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