Council Approves Park Event With New $10 Donation Policy for Alcohol

September 10, 2025 | Saint Helena, Napa County, California


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Council Approves Park Event With New $10 Donation Policy for Alcohol
The St. Helena City Council meeting on September 9, 2025, focused on several key topics, including community events and water quality issues.

One of the highlights was the upcoming community event organized by the Sons of Italy, which will feature food, music, and beverages. Due to new regulations from the Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC), the event will now require a $10 donation for attendees to enjoy alcohol, as the previous model of offering free drinks is no longer permitted. Organizer Mr. McKellick expressed hope that this donation approach would satisfy ABC requirements while still making the event accessible. The council unanimously approved the event, with members expressing their support.

Additionally, the meeting addressed a delay in discussing water quality initiatives. City staff member Mr. Leach acknowledged that a presentation intended for the Water and Wastewater Advisory Committee was not properly scheduled for this meeting. He apologized for the oversight and confirmed that the presentation would be rescheduled for the first meeting in October.

The council's swift approval of the community event and the acknowledgment of the water quality discussion reflect ongoing efforts to engage the community and address important local issues. The next steps will include finalizing details for the event and preparing for the upcoming water quality presentation.

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