Policy
- Problems and Costs Associated with Underage Drinking in Nebraska
- CDC Study: Excessive drinking costs U.S. $223.5 billion
Strategizer 55 - Regulation Alcohol Outlet Density: Action Guide
2010 Nebraska Young Adult Alcohol Opinion Survey
NEWS RELEASE For more information: Work: (402) 963-9047 Diane Riibe,...
- "The salvation of the state is watchfulness in the citizen." - Hartley Burr Alexander
Project Extra Mile works to initiate alcohol policies that are proven, by research, as effective ways to prevent underage drinking and limit youth access to alcohol. Working on policy initiatives is one...
- *UPDATE*
Oral arguments on the alcopops case were heard on November 3, 2011 before the Nebraska Supreme Court . Oral Arguments are uploaded to the Supreme Court’s Web site within 24 hours from the day in which arguments conclude....
- The Nebraska Liquor Control Commission has been charged by the Legislature to promote the health, safety and welfare of the people of the state and encourage temperance in the consumption of alcoholic liquor by sound and careful control and regulation of the manufacture, distribution and sale of...
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What’s Going on in Omaha?
The number of problem alcohol outlets has steadily increased across Omaha, contributing to community violence and blight. Citizens feel powerless with no effective...
- Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services Helping People Live Better Lives
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 20, 2010
CONTACT Leah Bucco-White, Communications and Legislative Services, 402-471-9356 Leah.bucco-white@nebraska.gov
Are Nebraska’s Young Adults Drinking...
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For Immediate Release December 13, 2010
Contact: Tim Parsons 410-955-7619 Alicia Moran 703-739-2424 x110
Youth Exposure to Alcohol Ads on TV Growing Faster Than Adults
Ads Placed on Cable TV Networks More Than Tripled
Baltimore, MD—...
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On December 8, the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission gave retailers 7 days (12/15/10) to remove alcoholic energy drinks from their store shelves. The decision came after the FDA ruled last month that alcoholic energy drinks are considered to be adulterated products....
- Over Project Extra Mile's history, the community coalitions have engaged in changing policies at the local and state level. Some of those successes include:
Dram Shop and Social Host Liability, creating civil recovery for providing alcohol to minors
Improved 911 communication protocol,...
- Project Extra Mile routinely tracks those adults who provide alcohol to kids and put the lives of young people at risk. The organization encourages community members to engage in this process. Project Extra Mile tracks cases through the court system and writes letters to judges and...
- With more than 5,400 permanent liquor licenses and an additional 3,200 Special Designated Licenses (SDLs) issued each year as temporary licenses for community events, it's critical for community members and municipalities to get involved in the liquor licensing process. Project...
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