Underage Drinking Compliance Checks in Onondaga County - Septembe...

The New York State Liquor Authority (SLA) today announced the results of underage drinking compliance checks conducted on September 12th, 2026, in Onondaga County. SLA investigators, working with an underage agent, visited twenty-two licensed premises as part of ongoing efforts to monitor compliance with state alcohol laws. During the operation, one establishment appeared to sell alcoholic beverages to the underage agent.  

The businesses appearing to sell to a minor were:

• Mozeb Mini Mart 
  3771 Milton Ave, Camillus 

The businesses refusing to sell alcoholic beverages to a minor were:

• Kinney Drugs #44 
  1057 Route 5 E, Elbridge
• Elbrdige Wine & Spirits 
  225 E Main St, Elbridge
• Tops Markets #374 
  227 E Main St, Elbridge
• Fastrac Store 267 
  110 112 W Main St, Elbridge
• M&H Hamilton Inc 
  245 NY 31, Jordan
• Byrne Dairy & Deli 
  175 Route 5 W, Elbridge
• Speedway #07702 
  2053 W Genesee Tpke, Camillus
• Bennetts Corner Quickway44 
  2052 Route 5 W, Camillus
• Speedway #07646 
  5323 W Genesee St, Camillus
• Tops Market #358 
  5335 West Genesee Street, Camillus
• Wal-Mart Supercenter #2587 
  5399 W Genesee St, Camillus
• Walgreens 
  5206 W Genesee St, Camillus
• A&A Mart  
  4137 W Genesee St, Syracuse
• Target Store T-2324 
  3657 W Genesee St, Syracuse
• Wegmans 
  3325 West Genesee St, Syracuse
• Delta Sonic Carwash 
  3328 W Genesee St, Geddes
• PI Camillus Petro Inc 
  3612 W Genesee St, Syracuse
• Byrne Dairy & Deli 
  3385 Milton Ave, Syracuse
• Fastrac Store 287 
  507 Hinsdale Rd, Camillus
• Stewart’s Shop #335 
  27 E Main St, Marcellus
• Express Mart #335/Speeway #9938 
  2545 Plesant Valley Rd, Marcellus 
   

Employees or licensees who sell to minors can be arrested and charged with a misdemeanor. If someone under the age of 21 is found to be using a fake ID or someone else's ID to buy alcohol, they can be arrested and have their license revoked or suspended for a minimum of 90 days or up to one year. Licensees charged by the SLA with underage sales face civil penalties of up to $10,000 per violation, with fines ranging from $2,500 to $4,000 for a first-time offense. Repeat offenders also face possible suspension or revocation of their licenses. Undercover decoys work under the direct supervision of SLA Beverage Control Investigators. This release indicates SLA Enforcement Unit’s recommendations for charges to businesses appearing to have sold to minors. This does not indicate that licensees have been formally charged at this time.