Contract with El Cerrito Police to inspect alcohol license compliance
$37,500
In Plain English
The city pays El Cerrito Police $37,500 to check whether bars and stores selling alcohol follow city and state rules. This grant-funded program ran from July 2013 to June 2014. The inspections help prevent underage sales and other violations at local businesses with liquor licenses.
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