Vermont Department of Liquor and Lottery on LinkedIn: We’re hiring! The Department is looking for a Warehouse Delivery… (2024)

We are hiring for a leadership position at the Department overseeing legislative affairs, communications, and marketing. This is an exciting opportunity to leverage your policy and communications expertise to help direct the strategic goals and operations of a $350M enterprise. Plus, our annual employee appreciation event features all-you-can-eat tacos from Caja Madera Taco Truck!https://lnkd.in/eXm2JC6vAndrew Collier Wendy Knight Charles Martin Skyler Genest Danielle Jensen Lisa Allard Brandon King Melissa Heath

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Good news: 802Spirits store Lyndonville Redemption is open for licensee sales. Staff and construction crews are working hard to recover from this summer's flooding. The Department will provide updates on when the store will open for walk-in customers.

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Yesterday at Washington County #VTCapital4aDay, the Department visited Vermont businesses with liquor licensees in Washington County. Commissioner Wendy Knight was joined by Governor Phil Scott, Secretary Denise Reilly-Hughes, Secretary Anson Tebbetts, Commissioner Heather Pelham and Commissioner Jason Batchelder to hear from licensees about workforce challenges, lack of #housing, liability insurance, #publicsafety, business costs, flood mitigation , and climate impacts. The Department will continue to address #affordability issues for our licensed businesses by reducing regulatory burdens and improving efficiencies. Hen of the Wood-Waterbury Mark Frier eric warnstedt Nathan Dunbar Jackson Strayer-Benton

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The National Weather Service is predicting more rain and potential flash flooding across Vermont, including the Northeast Kingdom. Liquor licensees and agents impacted by the continued July flooding events are encouraged to complete the Department of Economic Development's Flood Damage Survey for Businesses:https://lnkd.in/g4qZjMPxAccording to , state officials will use the business survey data to inform response efforts, allocate resources, and advocate for future relief and recovery programs. Please visit ACCD's Severe Storm Recovery Resources Page for more information. https://lnkd.in/eUZywrch

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The Department is hiring! We’re looking for a Warehouse Delivery Technician to join our team. This position requires a Commercial Driver's License (CDL), and involves transport and rotation ofalcoholic beverage cases, return of unused stock, and disposal of empty bottles. Employees serving in this role will interact regularly with 802Spirits store personnel and the general public. If you’re interested or know someone who might be, please apply now or visit the job description for more information:https://lnkd.in/eNjS5yX4

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Yesterday afternoon, the Department hosted our annual Employee Appreciation Day. We always appreciate the opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate the public servants at the Department who work diligently all year to support our Vermontbusinesses and to ensure public safety. Thanks to all the awesome employees at DLL! Skyler Genest Danielle Jensen Rich Morey Tonia Pryce Andrew Collier Brandon King Melanie Gaiotti Katrina Ducharme Welch Michael Wendy Knight Marina Dosch Charles Martin Lisa Allard Melissa Heath Tammy Pidgeon#publicservice #employeeappreciation

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Flood Recovery UpdateThe Department is working with licensees and agents to assess damage and assist in cleanup efforts for impacted businesses. A survey of our stakeholders indicates that more than ten percent of our licensees and agents experienced flood damage. Some businesses, including Lyndonville Redemption & Beverage will remain closed until further notice. You can visitour websiteto learn more about resources available for flood-impacted Vermonters, and to learn how you can support recovery efforts by donating and volunteering. If you were impacted by the flood, it is important you document and report damage. You canreport damage online(preferred), or by calling 211. Documenting your damage is important for two reasons: 1) it will be useful if you submit an insurance claim and 2) it will help the state apply for federal disaster assistance.

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Our state's residents and businesses are still reeling from this week's heavy rainfall and subsequent flooding. Our hearts go out to everyone affected. If you are in need of assistance, please visit DLL's Severe Storm Recovery Resources,where you'll find information about road closures and how to request help with clean-up.https://lnkd.in/eBBhkyeBIf your business experienced flooding, please report the damage on 2-1-1https://lnkd.in/eQ5pMQgA. For anyone local andwilling, you can volunteer to help clean up and support communities in need atwww.vermont.gov/volunteer.#vermontstrong [image courtesy of Shane Switser, co-owner of Lyndonville Redemption Center and Beverage.]

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Vermont has seen zero (0) alcohol-only related road fatalities since the beginning of 2024. A special thanks to our licensees. Their staff work hard to facilitate safe alcohol serving and selling. We commend their dedication to responsible, safe, and legal consumption. Let's make this upcoming Independence Day weekend full of celebrations. Enjoy your beverages responsibly and making safe decisions when you get behind the wheel.#highwaysafety #dontdrinkanddrive #responsibility

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