Dewey Beach, DE — Hospitality workers in Delaware’s coastal towns are being offered a free training session next week, as public safety agencies and the Delaware Restaurant Association work to prepare for the high-traffic summer season. The event takes place June 2 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Lighthouse Cove Events Center in Dewey Beach. Bartenders, servers, and alcohol service staff are invited to attend sessions covering changes to alcohol delivery laws, how to prevent over-service, and how to handle overdose and health emergencies on the job. The program also includes workshops led by Rehoboth Beach and Dewey Beach Police, the State Fire Marshal, and the Office of Highway Safety. Organizers say the training is geared toward frontline workers in beach communities where service pressure peaks during the summer months. Advance registration is required at delawarerestaurant.org.
