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Alcohol Server Reports

Utah law requires that an individual who desires to be employed by an establishment to serve alcohol must be certified to do so. The Utah State Division of Substance Abuse, in conjunction with the Utah State Department of Alcohol Beverage Control, has developed an online registry of individuals who are certified to serve alcohol. The registry is a public service. Therefore, the public is welcome to utilize any of the information listed below in order to determine the status of an Alcohol Server's certification.

Server Information

Alcohol Server Roster Form for Trainers (PDF) 
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