Alaska SB15 amends alcohol sale and warning sign regulations for minors.
Alaska SB15 modifies alcohol sale regulations by allowing minors aged 16-20 to enter and remain on licensed premises for dining, and minors under 16 to enter if accompanied by someone 21 or older and with parental consent. It also allows minors aged 16-20 to be employed in certain licensed premises under supervision. The bill mandates warning signs about the dangers of alcohol use and smoking during pregnancy, and prohibits providing alcohol to minors. The changes take effect July 1, 2025.
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