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Francis Scott Key Bridge Incident Updates

Combating Underage Drinking Coalition

The Combating Underage Drinking (CUD) Coalition aims to facilitate and sustain active, diverse collaboration and communication among agencies, organizations and individuals to address underage drinking related issues and develop comprehensive strategies to reduce underage drinking, college drinking, excessive and high-risk drinking, and related consequences. Other goals include:

  • Reduce youth access to alcohol by addressing:
    • Commercial availability through alcohol retail establishments
    • Social availability
  • Increased, consistent enforcement of underage drinking laws, as well as community recognition and willingness to deal with the issue of underage drinking
  • Building community and judicial support of consistent enforcement
  • Pursue policy change that affects alcohol misuse by underage individuals, as needed
  • Promote the education of youth, parents and the community on the dangers and consequences of high risk drinking

Meetings

The Coalition meets every other month from September through May on the third Tuesday from 9:30 to 11 a.m. Meetings are held at Towson University. Community members are welcome to attend. View agendas and minutes below.

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Members

  • Baltimore County Department of Health
  • Baltimore County Police Department
  • Baltimore County Department of Corrections, Alternative Sentencing Program
  • Baltimore County Public Schools
  • Towson University
  • University of Maryland Baltimore County
  • Baltimore County Liquor Board
  • Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD)
  • Stevenson University
  • Goucher College
  • Loyola University
  • Maryland Collaborative to Reduce College Drinking and Related Harms
  • Alternatives to Dependence–Therapist
  • Jewish Community Services
  • Charles Village Pub
  • Towson Communities Alliance
  • Maryland Highway Safety Office

Contact Information

For more information, contact the Baltimore County Prevention Program Supervisor by calling 410-887-3828 or emailing behavioralhealth@baltimorecountymd.gov.