Triangle - Reducing the Risks at Parties

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Reducing the Risks at Parties

Doors, windows, and the perimeters of the party should be controlled
Members should be assigned to make sure that intoxicants do not leave the premises
There should be a preprinted and valid guest list at the entrance
Someone should be checking IDs carefully to confirm a person is on the guest list
The party should not be advertised by posters, leaflets, etc...that would invite people other than those on the guest list
No type of admission (cover charge, "donations", purchasing a t-shirt, poster, etc.) should be required to enter the party
Have a licensed bartender on the premises at all times
Provide non-alcoholic beverages
Do not allow intoxicated persons to enter the party
Do not allow intoxicated persons to continue to consume alcohol
Do not allow persons to leave the premises with open containers of alcoholic beverages
Restrict guests to bringing a reasonable amount of alcohol to consume
Do not allow guests to bring hard liquor
Set up a time to close the party, in accordance with city regulations of bars
Have active members (at least 3 or 4) acting as sober monitors to insure control of the party
Turn music and other noise down as it gets later at night
Do not allow people to congregate on your property or at the entrance to the party