Liquor Control Board

Number of open and operational locations, including “Fine Wine & Good Spirits” retail stores, “Licensee Service Center” locations and an e-commerce fulfillment center. Updated as the PLCB opens and closes locations. Trend has remained within ± 10 of 590 locations.

Total PLCB sales to all customers (retail and licensee), excluding liquor tax and sales taxes. Gathered from PLCB’s fiscal-year-end financial statements. Typically estimated to trend upwards around 3%.

Measures the total funds remitted annually from the State Stores Fund to the General Fund including liquor tax, sales taxes and the cash transfers to the General Fund. Gathered from the PLCB’s fiscal-year-end financial statements. Trend is linked to sales growth and changes to fiscal year transfer amount.

Number of grants awarded to schools, community organizations, municipalities, law enforcement organizations, non-profit organizations, etc., for the purpose of funding programs that focus on proven strategies to discourage and reduce underage and dangerous drinking. Reported by the Bureau of Alcohol education after the close of fiscal year. Expect to remain at 83 ± 10 for fiscal year 2022-23.

Dollars awarded to grant recipients during the fiscal year for the previous measure. Increased to $1.7M for the grant cycle for fiscal year 2022-23. Measured and reported by the Bureau of Alcohol Education.

Total number of licensee owners and/or managers receiving RAMP training designed to educate those most responsible for determining daily operations and policies of the licensed establishment about responsible alcohol service and management. This training is one of five components of RAMP certification. We expect approximately 5% increase each fiscal year. Measured and reported by the Bureau of Alcohol Education.

Total number of licensee servers and/or sellers receiving RAMP training benefiting anyone who serves or sells alcoholic beverages and/or checks identification. We expect approximately 5% increase each fiscal year. Measured and reported by the Bureau of Alcohol Education.

Total number of licensees that have completed all five components to become RAMP-certified. Trends upward approximately 70-90 establishments each fiscal year. Measured and reported by the Bureau of Alcohol Education.