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AR SB98
Bill
Status
2/25/2025
Primary Sponsor
Breanne Davis
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AI Summary
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Creates a new third-party delivery permit allowing companies to deliver alcoholic beverages from licensed retailers (liquor stores, microbreweries, small breweries, grocery stores with wine permits, and off-premises beer retailers) to consumers age 21 and older in wet areas
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Third-party delivery permit costs $500 annually and cannot be issued to manufacturers or wholesalers; delivery drivers must be 21+, hold a valid driver's license, and have no felony convictions
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Expands delivery area from within the retailer's county only to include wet areas in adjoining counties; deliveries permitted outside retailer hours if alcohol is received during legal sale hours and delivered within reasonable time
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Requires permit applicants to submit driver training programs covering identification of underage persons, intoxicated persons, and fake IDs; drivers must complete training before first delivery and repeat annually
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Retailers are shielded from liability once they transfer alcohol to a third-party delivery driver; the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division may fine, suspend, or revoke permits for violations
Legislative Description
To Amend The Law Regarding Alcoholic Beverages; To Authorize The Third-party Delivery Of Alcoholic Beverages From Certain Retailers; And To Create A Third-party Delivery Permit.
Last Action
Notification that SB98 is now Act 157
2/25/2025