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Alcohol server ordinance approved on second reading to change server requirements
Summary
Spalding County approved on second reading an ordinance revising alcohol server requirements; commissioners described it as a significant change in county business regulation.
The Spalding County Board of Commissioners approved the second reading of an alcohol server ordinance May 5, a change commissioners characterized as “changing the way we’re doing business” in the county.
Supporters said the ordinance updates how the county regulates alcohol servers; the vote on second reading was unanimous, 5-0. The item had been through prior review and public process required for ordinance changes.
Why it matters: The ordinance changes county regulation of alcohol servers and will affect businesses that serve alcohol in unincorporated Spalding County. Staff will implement the revised requirements and notify affected licensees.
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