State Liquor Control Board makes banquet permits available online

The Washington State Liquor Control Board has posted a new online application system for citizens to apply for banquet permits. Previously, banquet permits were available only in state and contract liquor stores.

  • BY Wire Service
  • Tuesday, May 8, 2012 2:00pm
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Residents can now get banquet permits online from the State Liquor Control Board.

Residents can now get banquet permits online from the State Liquor Control Board.

The Washington State Liquor Control Board has posted a new online application system for citizens to apply for banquet permits. Previously, banquet permits were available only in state and contract liquor stores.

Banquet permits are to be purchased for events where liquor will be served that are not business or promotional, but instead invite-only gatherings such as weddings, company banquets, retirement parties, and club, organization or church events.

Banquet permits are available to for-profit businesses, societies, organizations, and individuals, Retail liquor businesses may not use banquet permits. Liquor is to be free of charge or brought to the event by those invited.

For more information, visit the Washington State Liquor Control Board website at http://liq.wa.gov/.




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