Use the link below to find your current Senators and Representatives in both the South Carolina State Legislature and the U.S. Congress.

To search, simply enter your address information in the form provided below and click the ‘Find Legislators’ button to see your representatives.

https://www.scstatehouse.gov/legislatorssearch.php

• South Carolina Legislature Home Page
  • South Carolina Legislature
  • Provides comprehensive access to legislative information, including bills, legislators, committees, and session calendars.
• Find Your Legislators
  • Legislator Search
  • Allows you to find your current Senators and Representatives in both the S.C. State Legislature and the U.S. Congress.
• South Carolina General Assembly Bills and Resolutions
  • Bills and Resolutions
  • Search for and track bills and resolutions currently under consideration by the South Carolina General Assembly.
• South Carolina Legislative Calendar
  • Legislative Calendar
  • Access the schedule and calendar of legislative sessions, including key dates and deadlines.
• South Carolina Legislative Committees
  • Committees
  • Information on the various committees within the South Carolina Legislature, including membership and meeting schedules.
• South Carolina Code of Laws
  • Code of Laws
  • Browse and search the South Carolina Code of Laws, organized by title and chapter.
• South Carolina Senate
  • South Carolina Senate
  • Information on the South Carolina Senate, including members, leadership, and session details.
• South Carolina House of Representatives
  • South Carolina House
  • Information on the South Carolina House of Representatives, including members, leadership, and session details.

• Office of the Governor
  • Provides leadership and policy direction on statewide issues, including regulations that affect liquor store operations and alcohol distribution laws in South Carolina.
• Lieutenant Governor
  • Serves as a key advocate for business development and community outreach, potentially offering support for initiatives that benefit liquor store owners and the alcohol retail industry.
• Attorney General
  • Enforces state laws and provides legal guidance on issues such as compliance with alcohol regulations, consumer protection, and business legal matters relevant to liquor store owners.
• Secretary of State
  • Manages business registrations, including the licensing and renewal processes for liquor stores, and offers resources for maintaining compliance with state business regulations.
• Commissioner of Agriculture
  • Oversees agricultural products and markets, which can include local spirits and wines; supports initiatives promoting locally produced alcohol, benefiting liquor stores through local sourcing.

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Beyond the Pour: Compliance Matters: 

1. • A Guide to TIPS Training, Risk Management and Compliance for Liquor Stores 

Here are some additional resource links that could help and support liquor store owners:

1. South Carolina Department of Revenue (DOR) – Alcohol Licensing
   • SCDOR Alcohol Licensing
   • Information on obtaining and maintaining alcohol licenses in South Carolina, including applications, renewals, and compliance guidelines.
2. Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) Laws and Regulations
   • South Carolina ABC Laws
   • Access the specific laws and regulations governing the sale and distribution of alcohol in South Carolina.
3. Small Business Administration (SBA) – Resources for Liquor Stores
   • SBA Liquor Store Resources
   • Offers guidance on small business management, including funding options, marketing strategies, and compliance for liquor store owners.
4. South Carolina Retail Association (SCRA)
   • SCRA
   • Represents retail businesses in South Carolina, providing advocacy, resources, and networking opportunities for liquor store owners.
5. South Carolina Business One Stop (SCBOS)
   • SCBOS
   • A centralized resource for business owners in South Carolina, offering assistance with licensing, taxes, and other regulatory requirements.
6. South Carolina Restaurant & Lodging Association (SCRLA)
   • SCRLA
   • While primarily focused on hospitality, this association provides resources on alcohol regulations, training programs, and industry events that may be useful for liquor store owners.
7. Distilled Spirits Council of the United States (DISCUS)
   • DISCUS
   • Offers industry news, policy updates, and resources for those involved in the sale of distilled spirits, including advocacy and education materials.
8. Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB)
   • TTB
   • Provides federal regulations, tax guidelines, and compliance resources for businesses dealing in alcohol, including liquor stores.
9. Responsible Alcohol Retailing Training Programs
   • TIPS (Training for Intervention ProcedureS)
   • Offers training programs focused on responsible alcohol sales and service, helping store owners ensure compliance and promote safe practices.
10. Commissioner of Labor
    • LLR
    • Regulates workplace standards, including labor laws and employee safety, ensuring that liquor store owners maintain a compliant and safe working environment for their staff.
11. South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED)
    • SLED
    • Enforces state laws related to alcohol sales, including the investigation of illegal activities, ensuring compliance with liquor regulations, and providing background checks required for obtaining and renewing alcohol licenses.

TIPS Training 

www.gettips.com

www.tipsalcohol.com

www.isellsafe.com

We Card

www.wecard.org

ServSafe 

www.servecertificationcorp.com

Professional Server Certification Corporation

https://servercertificationcorp.com/home

American Beverage Licensees is the preeminent national trade association for independent retail beverage alcohol license holders across the United States. ABL’s members, who number nearly 20,000, are comprised of on-premise (bars, taverns, restaurants, casinos) and off-premise (package stores) retailers. ABL continues to grow today thanks in large part to its hard-working members and the support of its fellow industry organizations.

www.ABLUSA.org

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