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Committee approves temporary alcohol permits and transient-merchant licenses for seasonal events and fireworks vendors
Summary
The Marshfield Judiciary and Licensing Committee approved a consent agenda May 6 that included a Class B temporary alcohol license for a Central Wisconsin State Fair event, multiple sports-association permits and transient-merchant (fireworks) licenses for vendors operating in Marshfield this summer.
The Marshfield Judiciary and Licensing Committee approved a consent agenda Tuesday, May 6, 2025, that packaged several temporary event and transient-merchant license applications for approval.
Items on the consent agenda included a Class B temporary alcohol license for a Central Wisconsin State Fair appreciation evening at 513 East 17th Street on May 30, 2025; temporary event licenses for multiple local youth and amateur baseball and softball associations at fairground and Hackman Field facilities (dates in June and across the summer of 2025 as listed in the application); and transient-merchant licenses for three fireworks vendors at North Central Avenue with individual operating date ranges in June and early July 2025.
Specifically named in the consent listing were: Central Wisconsin State Fair (CWSF) Appreciation Evening, Marshfield Softball Association (fairground softball fields, June 13–15, 2025), Marshfield Sandlot Baseball (Hackman Field, June 20–22, 2025), Post 504 Legion Baseball (Hackman Field, various dates through the summer), and three fireworks vendors: Jericho Inc., DBA Premier Fireworks (315 North Central Avenue, June 1–July 7, 2025); Phantom Fireworks Eastern Region LLC (North Central Avenue, June 17–July 5, 2025); and TNT Fireworks (2001 North Central Avenue, June 20–July 6, 2025). The transcript lists the addresses and date ranges as presented on the applications.
A committee member moved to accept the consent agenda; a second followed. The committee approved the package by voice vote and the motion carried. No member requested separate consideration of any item, and there was no public comment on the listed licenses.
The approvals authorize staff to issue the temporary permits and transient-merchant licenses subject to any standard administrative conditions and local code requirements enforced by city licensing staff; the committee took no additional policy action regarding permitting standards during the meeting.
