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Gambling Control Board approves agenda, minutes and a slate of exhibits, licenses and expenditure requests
Summary
At its Nov. 21, 2025 meeting in Roseville, the board approved the meeting agenda and minutes and carried motions to approve multiple exhibits (fund transfers, capital expenditures, LPE usage, fund-loss requests, license termination plans, manufacturer games and license applications) by voice vote.
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The Gambling Control Board met Nov. 21, 2025 in Roseville and recorded a series of motions and voice votes approving the meeting agenda, prior minutes and a set of exhibits and license-related items.
The board voted to approve the agenda as published and the minutes from the Oct. 20, 2025 meeting. The board then considered exhibits and administrative requests. The following recommendations were moved, seconded and approved by voice vote:
• Exhibit A — transfer of gambling funds to an organization account (approved).
• Property and capital asset expenditure requests (approved).
• Exhibit I — items described as exclusively used for LPE (approved).
• Exhibit M — fund loss request (approved).
• Exhibit Q — license termination plans (approved).
• Exhibit S — manufacturer's games (approved).
• Exhibit U — license application (approved).
Several approvals drew brief committee remarks (for example, committee member Kate thanked organizations that collaborate on donations and commented on game names), but no substantive opposition or roll-call vote was recorded in the transcript; all actions were recorded as carrying on voice votes. The board noted that Exhibit N (recommended denials) contained no items to deny this cycle.
The board announced the proposed 2026 meeting dates are posted on the Gambling Control Board website and set the next meeting for Dec. 15, 2025. The chair adjourned the meeting without objection.
