The City of Snellville’s Alcohol Compliance Rate is at 89%!

Underage drinking is a serious issue that continues to require our attention in Gwinnett County. One way that helps reduce the access our teens have to alcohol is through conducting compliance checks. During these checks, an underage decoy goes inside a restaurant or store and tries to purchase alcohol. If an employee sells to the decoy, he or she receives a citation. This serves as a clear reminder and expectation to check IDs and not sell alcohol to those under 21.

GUIDE would like to take the time to recognize and show appreciation to the awesome stores that did not sell alcohol during compliance checks in July 2017. These stores help us to ensure the teens in our community stay safe.

Shell Food Store, 2899 Main St. W, Snellville

The Market, 2007 Scenic Hwy, Snellville

Publix, 1905 Scenic Hwy 4000, Snellville

Wal-Mart, 1550 Scenic Hwy, Snellville

Kroger, 1670 Scenic Hwy F, Snellville

Quiktrip, 2008 Scenic Hwy, Snellville

Quiktrip, 1912 Main St E, Snellville

CVS, 1960 Main St E A, Snellville

Walgreens, 1930 Scenic Hwy, Snellville

CVS, 1938 Scenic Hwy, Snellville

Walmart Neighborhood, 2912 Main St W, Snellville

Shell Food Mart, 1984 Main St, Snellville

Racetrac, 2211 Scenice Hwy, Snellville

Texaco Food Mart, 3095 Lenora Church Rd, Snellville

Citgo Food Store, 2304 Scenic Hwy A, Snellville

Texaco Food Mart, 2348 Main St E, Snellville

Fresh Market, 1679 Scenic Hwy 400, Snellville

GUIDE and the Gwinnett Coalition for Health and Human Services collaborate with the City of Snellville Police Department in these prevention activities because we care about young people in our community and want to keep them safe and healthy.

GUIDE is a substance abuse prevention agency serving Gwinnett County since 1986. To find out more about us, please connect with us at guideinc.org.