加州酒管局获280万美元联邦拨款 打击未成年人饮酒、资助22家地方执法机构
Sacramento——加州酒精饮料管制局（ABC）宣布，该局获得加州交通安全办公室（OTS）经美国国家公路交通安全管理局（NHTSA）提供的280万美元拨款，用于减少未成年人饮酒、保护全州社区安全。拨款执行期至2027年9月底。
这笔拨款还将资助22家地方执法机构，每家最高30000美元，通过ABC的教育与执法项目打击各自社区的涉酒危害。入选机构包括Bakersfield、Beaumont、克莱蒙特、El Centro、Hanford、Hawthorne、曼特卡、Modesto、纳欣纳尔城、Oxnard、Pasadena、雷德布拉夫、里奇克雷斯特、Riverside、阿普兰、Visalia、Walnut Creek、惠特兰等地的警察局，以及金斯县警长局、Riverside County警长局Thermal分局、特哈马县警长局和Tulare县警长局。
ABC以这笔拨款支持多项项目，包括「未成年诱饵」（Minor Decoy）与「搭肩」（Shoulder Tap）执法行动、「了解你的限度」（Know Your Limit）项目、假身份证执法、酒类配送服务合规检查、指定特别活动与高中大学特别活动执法、节假日最高强度执法、IMPACT商家检查、LEAD持牌人教育培训，以及TRACE涉酒紧急事件责任追溯调查。
ABC局长保罗·图皮（Paul Tupy）表示：「我们非常感谢交通安全办公室和国家公路交通安全管理局的持续合作与大力支持。这笔拨款为我们提供了重要资源，让加州社区对所有人来说都更安全。」
California ABC Awarded $2.8 Million Federal Grant to Fight Underage Drinking, Fund 22 Local Agencies
SACRAMENTO — The California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) announced it has been awarded a $2.8 million grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS), through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), to reduce underage drinking and protect communities across California. The grant will run through the end of September 2027.
Grant funding will also support 22 local law enforcement agencies with up to $30,000 each to combat alcohol-related harm in their communities through ABC education and enforcement programs. The selected agencies are the police departments of Bakersfield, Beaumont, Claremont, El Centro, Hanford, Hawthorne, Manteca, Modesto, National City, Oxnard, Pasadena, Red Bluff, Ridgecrest, Riverside, Upland, Visalia, Walnut Creek and Wheatland, along with the Kings County Sheriff's Office, the Riverside County Sheriff's Department's Thermal station, the Tehama County Sheriff's Office and the Tulare County Sheriff's Office.
ABC funds several programs through the grant, including Minor Decoy and Shoulder Tap operations, the Know Your Limit program, fake identification enforcement, compliance checks involving alcohol delivery services, designated special events where alcohol is served, high school and college special events, maximum holiday enforcement, Informed Merchants Preventing Alcohol-Related Crime Tendency (IMPACT) inspections, Licensee Education on Alcohol and Drugs (LEAD) trainings, and Target Responsibility for Alcohol-Connected Emergencies (TRACE) investigations.
"We're truly thankful for the ongoing partnership and strong support from the Office of Traffic Safety and NHTSA," said ABC Director Paul Tupy. "This grant gives us vital resources to make California communities safer for everyone."
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图片来源：图：洛杉矶一家持牌酒类零售店（资料图，Busition摄，CC BY 4.0，Wikimedia Commons）。A licensed liquor retailer in Los Angeles (file photo by Busition, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons).
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