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Missouri Alcohol Server Training Requirements (2026)

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Missouri has no statewide server training law, but some local governments require it. No statewide requirement; ATC offers free SMART online server training.

Key facts

StatusLocal rules only
ScopeNo statewide requirement; ATC offers free SMART online server training.
Who must be trainedNot confirmed - see notes
New-hire deadlineNo statewide deadline / not confirmed
Certificate validityNot confirmed - see notes
Approved programsMissouri ATC SMART (free)
Generic national courses accepted?Not confirmed
Online allowed?Not confirmed
Typical cost (published)SMART is free
IncentivesATC notes SMART training may help obtain a liability-insurance discount.
Notable local mandatesKansas City (Ord. 250218, passed Apr 3, 2025): eliminated the individual liquor employee permit; every retail sales-by-drink licensee must at all times employ at least one manager/supervisor who completed ServSafe Alcohol or a director-approved comparable program, with the certificate kept on premises.
Recent changes2025-04-03: Kansas City replaced employee liquor permits with a manager-level ServSafe Alcohol (or approved equivalent) requirement.

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Frequently asked questions

Is alcohol server training required in Missouri?

Not statewide, but some local governments require it. Kansas City (Ord. 250218, passed Apr 3, 2025): eliminated the individual liquor employee permit; every retail sales-by-drink licensee must at all times employ at least one manager/supervisor who completed ServSafe Alcohol or a director-approved comparable program, with the certificate kept on premises.

Which courses are approved in Missouri?

Programs listed by official sources include: Missouri ATC SMART (free). Always confirm on the official list.

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Notes

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