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Reward and Reminder Program – Purchase Surveys

Reward and Reminder Program – Purchase Surveys

Young-looking but legal-age people attempt to buy alcohol to see if they are asked for ID. If it is a “Reward and Reminder” program: a small reward is given to the clerk, if no, a reminder is given.

  • No legal consequences, so seen more favorably by some
  • Does not require enforcement professionals, so more places can be visited more often
  • Can provide local data on retailer compliance
  • Volunteers need to be recruited, selected and trained
  • May be less effective than enforcement option
  • No reason that this can’t be used together with Decoy operation.
  • Acknowledgement may be given to alcohol retailers that are in compliance

Reward and Reminder Community Action Module and Components:

  • PIRE and Oregon Institute Community Action Module
  • Reward and Reminder Framework
  • Reward and Reminder Instructions
  • Packet Overview Letter
  • Release and Waiver Liability
  • Reward Letter
  • Reminder Letter
  • Merchant Follow up
  • Consent Form
  • Confidentiality Contract
  • Reward and Reminder Data Collection Form
  • Visit Protocol

Visibility

  • R and R Program Visibility

Primary Sidebar

  • Logic Models
    • Underage Drinking Logic Model
      • Minor Decoy Operations
      • Reward and Reminder Program
      • Social Host / Nuisance Ordinances
      • Nuisance Party Patrols
      • Retail Serving Practices – Responsible Beverage Service
      • DUI Enforcement
    • Alcohol Crashes Logic Model
      • DUI Enforcement
      • Retail Serving Practices – Responsible Beverage Service
      • Nuisance Party Patrols
      • Social Host / Nuisance Ordinances
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