Montana Alcohol Server Training

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The agency that handles Montana liquor licensing through MT dept revenue Liquor Division or Montana bartender licensing rules and regulations is the Montana Alcoholic Beverage Control Division.

The Montana Alcoholic Beverage Control Division

Telephone: (866) 859-2254

Website: https://mtrevenue.gov/liquor-tobacco/

In Montana, you must follow the rules and regulations of the Montana Code Annotated 2019 TITLE 16. ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO and any related penal and vehicle code.

Any form of a government-issued ID can be accepted. Including but not limited to:

• Current state or Canadian driver license or identification card
• Current armed service identification card
• Valid passport or passport card
• Montana tribal identification card
• Montana temporary driver license and identification card
• Montana probationary driver license

No person under 18 years of age may serve or sell intoxicating liquor in a retail intoxicating liquor establishment.

Maybe. It’s up to the judge to determine if the nature of the felony should keep the individual from currently or in the future selling alcohol.

A Montana DUI, driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, can be one of three offenses:

• driving while under the influence (impaired) by drugs or alcohol
• driving with an excessive blood alcohol content (BAC) (.08% or more), and
• driving with excessive THC (the psychoactive ingredient in marijuana) concentration (5 ng/ml or more)

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In Montana, it is also illegal to drive a boat while under the influence known as a BWI or boating while influenced.

Boating and Alcohol

According to 27-1-710. Civil liability for injuries involving alcohol consumption, a person or entity furnishing a person with an alcoholic beverage is not a cause of, or grounds for finding the furnishing person or entity liable for, injury or damage wholly or partly arising from an event involving the person who consumed the beverage unless:

• the consumer was under the legal drinking age and the furnishing person knew that the consumer was underage or did not make a reasonable attempt to determine the consumer's age;
• the consumer was visibly intoxicated; or
• the furnishing person forced or coerced the consumption or told the consumer that the beverage contained no alcohol. Related article:

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