Programs
Today, Oregon's alcohol regulation program has two major components: Distilled Spirits, and Enforcement and Compliance.
The Distilled Spirits program centrally purchases, warehouses, and distributes distilled spirits to Oregon's 240 state-regulated liquor stores, which are operated and managed by state-appointed liquor agents who act as independent contractors.
The Enforcement and Compliance division has five regional offices—in Portland, Medford, Salem, Bend, and Eugene—that license businesses and enforce liquor laws. Also OLCC Enforcement Agents are considered peace officers under Oregon law, but they do not carry firearms.
Read more about this topic: Oregon Liquor Control Commission
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