TT-19 – Labeling compliance guidance for clerks
Understand clerk responsibilities for distributing labels and compliance information
Maryland requires clerks of the court to help distribute cigarette vending machine warning labels and ensure licensees are informed of labeling requirements. This page explains what clerks must provide and when to support compliance.
What you need to know
- Clerks must provide warning labels to licensees
- Clerks must share Bulletin TT-18 with new applicants
- Existing licensees must be reminded at renewal
- Additional labels must be provided as needed
Who This Applies To
Clerks of the court
What Changed
- Clerks are expected to support distribution of new warning labels
- Clerks must help ensure licensees receive updated requirements
Requirements / Process / Rules
- Provide a copy of Bulletin TT-18 to new license applicants
- Provide new warning labels to applicants issued vending machine licenses
- At license renewal, remind existing licensees of labeling requirements
- Provide additional warning labels to licensees as needed
What Is Now Allowed / Not Allowed
- Allowed
- Distributing labels and guidance to support compliance
- Providing additional materials upon request
- Not allowed
- Failing to inform licensees of labeling requirements
- Failing to provide labels when needed
Effective Date
June 11, 1999
What This Means for Businesses
- Clerks play a key role in helping licensees comply
- Licensees will rely on clerks for labels and information
- Consistent communication helps prevent violations
Important Notes
- Some license records may be incomplete or inaccurate
- Clerks should ensure all applicants receive required materials
- Coordination with the Comptroller’s office may be needed
Need Help?
For questions about labeling requirements, contact the ATCC: 410-260-7314 ext. 4 or [email protected]