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Commission approves Dixie Feed liquor license renewal after representative resolves filing error
Summary
The Meade County commission approved the 2025 retail on‑sale liquor license for Dixie Feed (PAPI Oil Campground) after a representative said a filing system error that delayed the application had been corrected and taxes/fees were paid.
The board approved renewal of a retail on‑sale liquor license for Dixie Feed and the associated PAPI Oil Campground during its Dec. 10 meeting. Erin Cox, deputy auditor, reported that taxes and the licensing fee had been paid and recommended approval.
Attorney Michael Strand, representing the business, told commissioners he identified and corrected an internal bookkeeping/system error that caused the late filing and apologized for the inconvenience. Commissioner discussion noted frustration with recurring late filings at year‑end and urged license holders and their representatives to comply with deadlines.
A motion to approve the license passed by voice vote; one commissioner voiced concern about habitual late filers but the board carried the renewal for this applicant.
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