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Commission approves alcohol permit for Moonlit Canyon Masquerade gala at Iron Springs Resort
Summary
The Iron County Commission approved a local consent for a single‑event alcohol permit for Canyon Creek Services' Moonlit Canyon Masquerade gala scheduled Oct. 4, 2025.
Bridal Benson, representing Canyon Creek Services, asked the commission for local consent to sell alcoholic beverages at the nonprofit's Moonlit Canyon Masquerade gala on Oct. 4, 2025, at the Iron Springs Resort. "Every year, we hold an annual gala to help raise funds to help support our services," Benson said.
Commissioners moved and seconded approval. After asking whether there had been enforcement or public‑safety concerns and receiving no reports of problems, the commission voted to approve the single‑event permit; a county staff member told Benson to take the signed document to the clerk's office.
Why it matters: Canyon Creek Services said the gala raises funds for domestic‑violence and sexual‑assault survivor services across multiple counties and that local consent is a routine part of permitting alcohol at nonprofit fundraisers.
The commission's action was procedural; no conditions beyond normal event‑permitting processes were attached in the meeting record.
