Douglas County approves Class C liquor license for Red Rock Canyon Grill

February 25, 2025 | Douglas County, Nebraska

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Douglas County Commissioners approved a new manager for Red Rock Canyon Grill during their meeting on February 25, 2025, ensuring the establishment can continue operations in the area. The public hearing for the Class C liquor license was opened and closed without any comments from the public, leading to a unanimous vote of 7-0 in favor of the approval.

The meeting also included updates on the county's budget and personnel reports, with no significant changes reported. Additionally, Commissioner Kavanagh announced a community services meeting scheduled for March 4, where discussions will focus on the Visitor Improvement Fund grants, which total approximately $5 million this year. This meeting aims to engage the public and grant recipients in the upcoming grant cycle.
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Commissioner Borgeson highlighted an upcoming mental health awareness event with the Omaha Lancers on March 8, encouraging community participation. The event, which was successful last year, aims to raise awareness and support for mental health initiatives.

The board will not meet next week, with their next session scheduled for March 11. The meeting concluded with a motion for an executive session to discuss litigation and labor negotiations, which also passed unanimously.

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