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Sponsored by:

The Cape May County Municipal Alliances

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In Cooperation with:

The Cape May County Board of County Commissioners, Cape May County Prosecutor's Office, Cape Assist,

Cape May County Alcoholic Beverage Licensees, and the Cape May County Chief's of Police Association


Funded by:

The Governor's Council on Substance Use Disorder, Cape Assist,

NJ Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services, and Harrison Beverage

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Advance registration for establishments required by June 4, 2025

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We Check for 21 is a longstanding, community-driven initiative dedicated to reducing underage alcohol consumption in Cape May County. For over three decades, we've partnered with local establishments, law enforcement, Municipal Alliances, and community members to educate and promote responsible alcohol service. Our goal is to create safer, healthier communities by preventing underage access to alcohol.

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Join us for our 33rd Annual We Check for 21 Training Event, specifically designed for bartenders, servers, store clerks, and anyone involved in the sale and service of alcoholic beverages. This comprehensive training will equip you with essential skills to:

  • Accurately identify fraudulent identification, featuring expert insights from Joseph Vasil, Director of Fraud Training Services at Vasil ID Training LLC.

  • Stay informed about current counterfeit trends and credentials from various states, including REAL IDs.

  • Implement effective strategies to prevent the sale of alcohol to minors.

  • Participate in a complimentary Narcan training provided by Cape Assist, empowering you with lifesaving skills to respond effectively to opioid overdoses.

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Why It Matters...

Underage drinking poses serious health and safety risks to young people and the community. The We Check for 21 initiative empowers local businesses and community members with the knowledge and tools needed to significantly reduce underage drinking and promote responsible alcohol service. Together, we can ensure a safer, healthier future for all residents and visitors of Cape May County.

REGISTERING YOUR ESTABLISHMENT:

Advance registration is required by June 4, 2025. Establishments, please have your managers register the total number of staff attending by session.

Questions? Call (609) 465-1055 or email Wecheck21@capemaycountynj.gov.

Who Should Attend:

  • Bartenders

  • Servers

  • Retail clerks

  • Liquor store owners and managers

  • Security personnel at licensed establishments

  • Managers and supervisors in hospitality and retail settings

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