TOWSON, MD—In order to ensure that local businesses impacted by Maryland’s closure of bars and restaurants can continue to support employees and provide service, Baltimore County has announced a decision to temporarily allow establishments to deliver alcoholic beverages to citizens in the county.

To be granted this privilege, establishments must:

• Hold a Class A, B, or D license, and
• Have no prior convictions of selling to an underage person in the past 3 years.

Establishments that meet these criteria must send an email requesting delivery rights to [email protected] and Baltimore County will grant formal written approval.

Establishments must adhere to Rule 9 of the Licensed Premises of the Board’s Rules and Regulations.

Establishments with questions can visit the Board of Liquor License Commissioners page or contact the Baltimore County Liquor Board at 410-887-3191 to learn more.