Utah's alcohol authority aims to launch online liquor orders in 2024, introducing "Click & Collect" for state-run stores.

Under the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Services (DABS), the digital infrastructure is in progress, offering a convenient system akin to grocery shopping. Customers browse online, select products, and choose a pickup location, sidestepping queues and crowds.

DABS, reshaped under Governor Spencer Cox, prioritizes modernization for enhanced customer service. With a $579 million sales record last year, the agency funds public safety, schools, and the state's general fund.

Utah, while regulating alcohol, anticipates a tech-savvy leap in liquor retail by summer 2024.

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