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Licensing highlights mandatory server training and HB 1515 rollout work

Liquor and Cannabis Board · January 15, 2026
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Summary

Staff recapped 2025 work implementing HB 1515 and mandatory alcohol server training (MAST), including curriculum updates, 22 providers, and outreach; managers emphasized training and provider support ahead of FECA PAN zone dates in 2027.

Speakers summarized legislative and training work connected to HB 1515 and the agency’s mandatory alcohol server training program (MAST). Licensing staff said the session included multiple bills that affected licensing, and one (referred to as 15 15 or HB 1515) prompted a quick program build that required coordination across teams.

One manager reported there are 22 MAST providers and, as of the most recent count during the presentation, more than 230,000 MAST permits had been processed through those providers. Staff described curriculum updates and provider training prompted by legislative changes and highlighted outreach efforts to local governments ahead of FECA PAN zone rollouts scheduled for June–July 2027 (temporary provision through 12/31/2027). The division said it will continue to support providers and update materials as legislation and timelines evolve.