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Eldorado Park Liquor Compliance workshop enhances trader understanding

Eldorado Park Liquor Compliance Officer, Sergeant Msibi alongside the Gauteng Liquor Board conducted a Liquor Traders workshop whereby compliance was emphasized, looking at on and off consumption regulations as well as trading hours.

March 15, 2024

Eldorado Park Liquor Compliance Officer, Sergeant Msibi alongside the Gauteng Liquor Board conducted a Liquor Traders workshop whereby compliance was emphasized, looking at on and off consumption regulations as well as trading hours.

This workshop was conducted at Eldorado Park Police Station on Thursday, 14 March and the session is considered to have been a success.The workshop was also conducted in an effort to create awareness and to decrease crimes generated as a result of alcohol abuse such as domestic violence and contact crimes.

Residents are once more reminded to continue reporting all illegal activities to the SAPS Crime Stop on 08600 10111, Eldorado Park on 011 946 0300, 082 444 3001 or alternatively downloading the #MySAPSApp on any smartphone where they may opt to do so anonymously.

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