In 2020, there were 1,049 alcohol-related automobile accidents on Delaware roadways and 57 of those accidents were fatalities. Records indicated that 61% of the intoxicated drivers traveling on Delaware roadways were coming from commercial establishments. Alcohol is also a factor in about 50 - 70% of all the pedestrian fatalities in this country each year.
Delaware law requires that anyone who serves or sells alcohol, or manage employees who do, must complete Responsible Server Training approved by the State of Delaware. The mandatory Responsible Server Training Program was established by the Division of Alcohol and Tobacco Enforcement to educate servers on how to serve and sell alcoholic beverages in a responsible manner that is consistent with the rules of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commissioner and the laws of the State of Delaware. Topics that are covered include, how alcohol affects the body, checking IDs, recognizing the signs of intoxication, preventing over-service, and the Delaware Liquor Control Act.
Responsible Server Training is available online for the convenience of Delaware servers. The options listed below are recognized and approved by the Division of Alcohol and Tobacco Enforcement and the Office of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commissioner. If you wish to renew a Server Training card you may do so by completing the full training online. The Division no longer offers recertification and renewal Server Training classes.
On-Line Classes are still AVAILABLE
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Delaware Alcoholic Beverage Server Training 
$25 
4 Years 
Computer or Mobile Device 
www.delawarerestaurant.org/online-alcohol-server-training/ 
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Delaware TIPS Alcohol Server Training and Certification 
$40 
4 Years 
Computer or Mobile Device 
www.gettips.com/ 
This training is available at no cost and is held in all three counties each month. Agent George Merrill is currently assigned as the primary Trainer for this program, and teaches over 9,000 people every year how to serve alcohol in a responsible manner. Topics covered in the class include, How Alcohol Effects the Body, Checking ID, Recognizing the Signs of Intoxication, Title 4, and Commissioner’s Rules.
New Castle County 
Carvel State Office Building 
820 North French Street
Wilmington DE 19801 
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Kent County 
DNREC
600 South Bay Road, Suite 3
Dover, DE 19901 
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Sussex County 
DNREC
Shoreline & Waterway Services Facility
901 Pilottown Rd.
Lewes, DE 19958 
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