Council backs separating server‑training from alcohol ordinance, aims to fast‑track training
July 27, 2026 | Idaho Falls, Bonneville County, Idaho
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Council President Francis asked the council for a general nod to separate the server‑training requirement from the city’s consolidated alcohol ordinance so the police department could provide no‑cost training for servers before the holiday season.
"I'm gonna recommend that we separate the server requirements, server training requirement," Francis said, adding that the split would allow police to offer several no‑cost trainings to local businesses. Francis asked staff to bring the server‑training piece to the Aug. 10 work session with a target vote on Aug. 27; council members said they supported the approach and asked legal review where necessary.
"I'm gonna recommend that we separate the server requirements, server training requirement," Francis said, adding that the split would allow police to offer several no‑cost trainings to local businesses. Francis asked staff to bring the server‑training piece to the Aug. 10 work session with a target vote on Aug. 27; council members said they supported the approach and asked legal review where necessary.
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