Troy Hebert, commissioner of the Office of Alcohol and Tobacco Control (ATC), has ordered ATC agents to hit the streets again this Mardi Gras season to ensure that alcohol, tobacco, and alternative nicotine products are being sold and served responsibly.
Troy Hebert
The First Circuit Court of Appeals has issued an opinion upholding the decision of the Office of Alcohol and Tobacco Control (ATC) Commissioner Troy Hebert to suspend an ATC enforcement officer for three days without pay for bringing a weapon strapped to his ankle into an Internal Affairs investigation after being directed not to do so.
Be a savvy consumer and protect yourself if you have plastic in your purse or wallet. Better Business Bureau Serving Acadiana recommends consumers protect credit and debit cards from identity theft.
Troy Hebert
Youthful agents with the Louisiana Office of Alcohol and Tobacco Control (ATC) hit the streets across the state during the 2015 New Year celebrations, trying to buy booze without proper ID.
Out of 234 attempts, they were successful 33 times, which translates to an 86 percent compliance rate for the state’s licensed vendors.
Community Foundation of Acadiana (CFA) is now accepting nominations from the community for its 2015 Leaders In Philanthropy (LIP) Awards in November.