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Committee approves Class A beer license for Green Bay Curling Club

Public Works and Protection Committee · March 4, 2026

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Summary

The Public Works and Protection Committee approved a Class A (beer-only) license for Green Bay Curling Club on March 3, 2026, after staff said the Department of Revenue (Division of Alcohol Beverages) confirmed the club's eligibility under state statute chapter 125.

The Public Works and Protection Committee voted March 3, 2026, to approve a Class A beer-only license application for Green Bay Curling Club, Incorporated.

Joel, the staff presenter, described the application and explained that state statute chapter 125 allows clubs to identify a specific premise for Class A sales and permits off-premise containers on club grounds. "We did reach out to the division of alcohol beverages at the Department of Revenue, and they have confirmed that the club is able to acquire a class a beer license for the purposes that are identified in their application," Joel said.

Joel said public safety completed review and background checks and found no issues. He described how the club would confine sales to an identified area (described in the application packet as a small closet area) while allowing members to consume beverages elsewhere on club grounds.

A committee member moved to approve the Class A license and a second was recorded; the committee voted in favor and the motion carried.