State of New HampshireNH State Liquor Commission.ppt

State of New HampshireNH State Liquor Commission Chairman Anthony C. Maiola Comm. John W. Byrne Comm. Patricia T. Russell Agency Information Technology (IT) Plan SFY 2006-2009 NHSLC Mission For the benefit of the citizens of New Hampshire, the New Hampshire State Liquor Commission (NHSLC) will optimize profitability by serving customers well and maintain proper controls over the sale, distribution and use of alcoholic beverages. NHSLC Overview Three Bureaus 322 Authorized Full-Time Positions 400 to 500 Part-Time and Temps Locations: Headquarters – 50 Storrs Street, Concord Enforcement Licensing – 8 Commercial Street, Concord 75 Statewide Retail Sales Stores NHSLC Organization NHSLC Structure Marketing Sales Bureau Marketing directs all aspects of the commissions marketing, merchandising, purchasing, store operations, warehousing and transportation, as well as wholesale and direct delivery programs Manages the 75 New Hampshire Liquor Wine Outlet stores Daily interface with 1700 on-premise licensees and 1400 off-premise licensees Enforcement Licensing Bureau Enforce the laws of the State of New Hampshire in a fair and uniform manner Work towards the elimination of underage drinking thereby reducing the problems associated with underage consumption Reduce the incidents of over consumption of alcohol and thereby reducing the incidents of drinking and driving Provide the citizens of our state with prompt and courteous service ? ? ? NHSLC Structure Administrative Services Bureau Responsible for all general administrative support operations to the Liquor Commission Responsible for all finance and accounting-related services, credit management, grants management, and financial reporting Responsible for handling of all personnel related matters to include recruitment, hiring, employee relations, benefits administration, union relations, worker safety, loss prevention and training Responsible for all automated computer system activity at the NH