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Oregon Liquor Control Commission


Check ahead for July 4th liquor store hours
Happy Independence Day!
The OLCC reminds customers to check holiday hours at your local liquor store. State law provides that liquor agents have the discretion to open or close on Sundays and holidays.

"Because liquor store agents are independent contractors, they may choose to be closed on holidays to spend time with their families," said Jim MacAlistaire, OLCC's Retail Services director. Contact your local liquor store to determine holiday operating hours.
Click here for the list of Oregon Liquor Stores
Consumer Resources
Get a Service Permit
Get a Service Permit
Oregon law requires you to have a service permit if you work at a business with a liquor license that allows customers to drink on the premises and you mix, serve, or sell alcohol in any manner.
Get a Liquor License
Get a Liquor License
Anyone who manufactures, distributes or sells alcoholic beverages in Oregon must have a liquor license.
Find a Liquor Store
Locate a liquor store
Click here for the complete list of liquor stores in Oregon.
OLCC Spotlight
New requirements for Driver Licenses, Permits and ID
Oregon Driver License
Important information from the Dept. of Motor vehicles for cardholders - and anyone who checks ID.
  • Read about the new requirements effective July 1, 2008. More...
  • Is the interim/paper ID a valid form of ID? More...
Last Call Video
Last Call Server Ed video
Alcohol servers play a vital role in helping to prevent the tragic effects of drunk driving. Watch the video to learn more.

It may take a few minutes to download depending on your internet connection speed.
Test Your Alcohol IQ - Drink Coasters
Test Your Alcohol IQ - Drink Coasters
Developed by the OLCC and funded through a grant from the National Alcohol Beverage Control Association, each coaster set is a different color, with 3 questions and a "Did You Know" alcohol fact.
Happy Birthday, Oregon!
Happy Birthday Oregon
Oregon celebrates its 150th birthday in 2009. Planning for this big event has already begun. Learn more and get involved!

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