The Washington State Liquor Control Board is an administrative agency of the State of Washington. The Liquor Control Board is part of the executive branch and reports to the Governor. The Board holds a monopoly on the distribution of hard liquor because Washington is a control state. The Retail and Product Services Division operates all wholesale distribution and most retail sales of liquor. The Enforcement and Education Division has power to enforce alcohol and tobacco laws and inform the public about those laws. The Liquor Control Board's mission is "To contribute to the safety and financial stability of our communities by ensuring the responsible sale, and preventing the misuse of, alcohol and tobacco." - Source: Wikipedia
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