Hawaii
| Alcohol Server Training Law | Server training regulations are enforced at the local level in Hawaii. Oaho (Honolulu) and Maui (Lanai/Molokai) are mandatory jurisdictions. Please consult the local liquor commission for details. |
| Recommended Course | |
| Approved TIPS Programs | Classroom: On Premise, Off Premise, Gaming, Concessions, and University
Online: You can take the course, but eTIPS does not comply with all county/island training laws. |
| Can I become a Certified TIPS Trainer? | Yes. Browse upcoming train-the-trainer workshops. |
| State Agency | Sales and service of alcohol is regulated at the county level. Each county/island has its agency. |
| Requirements | Server training regulations are enforced at the local level in Hawaii. Oaho (Honolulu) and Maui (Lanai/Molokai) are mandatory jurisdictions. Please consult the local liquor commission for details. |
| Certification | Certification is valid for three 3 years. |
| Age to consume | Determined by county. |
| Age to pour | Determined by county. |
| Age to Sell | Determined by county. |
| Age to Serve | Determined by county. |
| Notes on Selling or Serving | Determined by county. |
| Dram Shop Liability Laws | Determined by county. |
| Acceptable Forms of ID | Any valid U.S. Driver's License, ID Card, Passport or other Government ID with photograph and date of birth. A business is permitted by law to scan an individual's ID to verify age when selling age-restricted products. |