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Home My WebLink About00 - Public CommentsFREE AIL:�„u NcTwo14 Funded by the SAVE THE DATE! We'll train your staff on how to... Spot underage drinkers and prevent alcohol sales to minors Recognize signs of intoxication Intervene quickly to prevent potential problem situations Handle refusal situations with confidence Off -Sale Training: March 17, 2010 1 p.m. -5 p.m. Location: Newport Beach Police Department Auditorium 870 Santa Barbara Dr. Newport Beach, 92660 and SPACE IS LIMITED REGISTER TODAY! For registration information, contact Monica Venable (949) 595 -2288 EXT 320 or mvenable@canoc.org Education and Prevention Team Please RSVP by Friday, March 12, 2010 SPACE IS LIMITED REGISTER TODAY! For registration information, contact Monica Venable (949) 595 -2288 EXT 320 or mvenable@canoc.org Education and Prevention Team FREE c AIL:�„u� tik Funded by the County of SAVETHE DATE! We'll train your staff on how to... Spot underage drinkers and prevent alcohol sales to minors Recognize signs of intoxication Intervene quickly to prevent potential problem situations Handle refusal situations with confidence On -Sale Training: March 16, 2010 9 a.m. -3 p.m. Location: Newport Beach Police Department Auditorium 870 Santa Barbara Dr. Newport Beach, 92660 Health Care SPACE IS LIMITED REGISTER TODAY! For registration information, contact Monica Venable (949) 595 -2288 EXT 320 or mvenableLOcanoc.orR Education and Prevention Team Please RSVP by Friday, March 12, 2010 SPACE IS LIMITED REGISTER TODAY! For registration information, contact Monica Venable (949) 595 -2288 EXT 320 or mvenableLOcanoc.orR Education and Prevention Team TRACE Target Responsibility for Alcohol Connected Emergencies FACT SHEET The Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) should be notified immediately of any death or serious injury involving underage drinking. TRACE is a protocol wherein first responders to alcohol - related emergencies immediately notify ABC when an incident involves a person under 21 and alcoholic beverage. ABC Investigators will conduct a simultaneous investigation to determine where the alcoholic beverages were acquired, purchased, or served. Investigators will be alert to the collection of evidence that may indicate where the alcoholic beverage was obtained. Such evidence can include false identification, receipts, bags, labels, and statements of witnesses. A timely notification to the TRACE Unit greatly improves the chance of a successful investigation. If the TRACE investigation determines that an ABC licensed location sold or furnished alcoholic beverages to a minor, the Department will file administrative action to suspend or revoke the license of that business. The TRACE Protocol was developed by the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, Office of Traffic Safety, California Attorney General's Office. California Highway Patrol, California Police Chiefs Association, and California State Sheriffs' Association. For more information about the TRACE Unit, contact Supervising Investigator Jerry Ackley at (562) 467 -8405 or District Administrator Eric Hirata at (916) 928 -9807. rl1 I rJ J . rin;_I i A B C D E F Which Ones Contain Alcohol? Answer: B, D, F, Miller Brewing Company produces Srwrks, and Tilt is produced by Anheuser -8=h Does your teen consume energy drinks on a frequent basis? If so, take a look at the latest trends... Marketing energy drinks that contain alcohol! Alcoholic energy drinks are prepackaged beverages that contain alcohol, caffeine, and other stimulants giving the impression they are health products. The danger is that the interaction of alcohol as a depressant on the central nervous system and the counteracting effects of the stimulants. The result is higher levels of consumption and the perception of increased energy and alertness. ....... Teenagers and young adults are undoubtedly the core consumer group for energy drinks. Thirty-one percent of 12 to 17 year olds report regular consumption of energy drinks. . ........ Alcohol Industry's 3 -Point plan to Target Youth ■ Create brand confusion c Alcohol producers promote the close association of their products mimicking their containers to look very similar to those of the energy drinks confusing the buyer and the store clerk. • Cheap alternatives c Non - alcoholic energy drinks are priced a little over $2.00 a can, while alcoholic energy drinks are priced at the $1.5o mark. • Viral Marketing "network- enhanced word of mouth" o Powerful word of mouth technique about the products through social networking sites such as Facebook, MySpace in addition to postings on the company's website. One clear distinction between the two containers is that the non - alcoholic drink has nutritional facts on the back. Adapted from Ayer created by Castro Valley Community Action Network (CV CAN) 537.3335 x1936 The Problem: Alcohol content: 6 % -12% Container Size: 12 -23.5 ounces A 23.5 ounce container with 12% alcohol contains more alcohol than 4 cans of beer plus a heavy dose of caffeine and other stimulants'. • The nuxture of a depress," (alcohol) and a sluiuilant (such as caffeine) can lead to serious health and safety i,sue, • This danger oats mix can create a "Aside awake diwtk" - someone sino is intoxicated but does riot feel it arid who. as a result, may engage in risky behavior such as cb iviig under the uttluence. brexperienced. young da in ens are the most m1riaable to these risks. • .Alcoholic ataxy c6 inkr (.1EDs) build on the pupulw nv ofnot- alcoholic ana_s y drunt:s among yotmg people. using similar ntani:etine appeals. website desims. and packaging In ninny stores. the two products are side by side • Law enforcatxyp otf ices:. teachers, pat ads. anal even retail cle ls have difficulty Atstil�¢tnshutg .AFDs tinm non - alcoholic ana gy' du rid The packaging and inani etng makes it n>tuch caste for young people to purchase aid cottaune :1EDs without being detected And Ihey ate timalh cheape than their nonalcoholic cousins. Frida Night FAMILY PRIaS CAVE I W LJt1 The Newport Beach Police Department, The National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence/ Community Alliance Network and Community Service Programs— Project PATH will be hosting a COMMUNITY BRIEFING on UNDERAGE DRINKING featuring physicians, law enforcement, and youth — to increase adult awareness of the prevalence and consequences of underage drinking and over - the - counter and prescription drugs. Minor Drinking Major Problems Date: Tuesday, March 9, 2010 rime: 6:00 pm -8:00 pm Location: Newport Harbor High School 600 Irvine Ave. Newport Beach, 92663 (Theatre) Good Medicine Bad Behavior FOR MORE INFORMATION ON OVER -THE- COUNTER & PRESCRIPTION DRUGS: IRENE UMIPIG (714) 441 -0807 IUMIPIG(DCSPINC.ORG and Pre"n00n aJ �' -�I i` A 4r, ♦ F, )1-1.4 FOR MORE INFORMATION ON OVER -THE- COUNTER & PRESCRIPTION DRUGS: IRENE UMIPIG (714) 441 -0807 IUMIPIG(DCSPINC.ORG and Pre"n00n s GOOD MEDS, BAD BEHAVIOR, MORE PEOPLE FROM ABUSING THAN FROM HEROIN, COCAINE, +ECSTASY PROJECT PATH - T%MtOW • TEEUS HAVE ABUSED PRESCRIPTION DRUGS TO GET HIGH. • MOST COMMONLY ABUSED DRUGS: TEEIIS HAVE ABUSED OVER THE COUNTER DRUGS TO GET HIGH. • MOST COMMONLY ABUSED DRUGS: • THREE OUT OF TEN TEENS DON'T (DEXTROMETHORPHAN), THE ACTIVE KNOW THAT INGREDIENT III MANY COUGH MEDICINES, CAN BE AT HIGH DOSES. TEENS GET HIGH ON PRESCRIPTION AND OVER THE COUNTER DRUGS BECAUSE THEY THINK IT'S "SAFE." THE FACT IS, PRESCRIPTION AND OVER THE COUNTER DRUGS CAN BE ABUSHIG PRESCRIPTION AND OVER THE COUNTER DRUGS, ESPECIALLY WITH ALCOHOL, CAN LEAD TO SERIOUS CONSEQUENCES INCLUDING Minor Drinking Major Problems What can YOU do to prevent underage drinking? NCADD -OC /CAN Funded by the County of Orange Mea19r Care Agency Alcohol and Drug Education and Prevemron Team Communicate: municate 1 • clearly con' lcohotl the risks of a drug u5e kids knOw LetVour roveofANv • voudisapdpugu5e alcohol ^tiv talk and • Fre4ue kids USTEN to Your about their Gve_es Monitor: • Know who your All , teen is with • Know what they're doing ' • Know where your teen will be • Know when your teen is expected home • Know who your teen's friends are - communicate with their parents • Establish and enforce rules Including a clear "no use" policy