DE HB195

Lowers the minimum age for bartending in Delaware from 21 years old to 18 years old, allowing persons aged 18-20 to prepare, sell, and serve alcoholic beverages at licensed establishments

Requires bartenders aged 18, 19, or 20 who are involved in preparing alcoholic drinks to be directly supervised by someone 21 years or older working behind the bar with them

Prohibits anyone under 21 from entering or working in any capacity at taverns or taprooms that offer sexually oriented entertainment, including adult entertainment establishments, strip clubs, or venues with sexually explicit performances

Reduces the renewal period for responsible alcoholic beverage server training certification from every 4 years to every 2 years

Maintains the existing minimum age of 14 for general employment at licensed establishments (clubs, hotels, racetracks, restaurants) but prohibits those under 18 from any involvement in sale, service, or preparation of alcohol