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Beer service approved for Smyrna Independent Merchants Association golf event
Summary
The Smyrna Beer Board approved a special‑event beer permit for the 'Bites, Bruise and Blues' golf tournament after organizers described wristband ID checks, ABC‑licensed staff and a ticket model that includes drinks rather than on‑site sales.
The Smyrna Beer Board on April 6 approved a special‑event beer permit for the Smyrna Independent Merchants Association’s “Bites, Bruise and Blues” golf tournament at the Smyrna Golf Course.
Vanessa Haley, identified in the record as vice president of the Smyrna Independent Merchants Association, said the event will begin with an 8 a.m. golf scramble and that alcohol service for the post‑play portion will be roughly 2–6 p.m. She said organizers will use wristbands to mark checked patrons and that at least two staff members have completed ABC licensing to verify ages.
Haley described the drinks as included in ticket prices rather than sold on site and said the organizers will not set up to sell additional beverages; “we're not going to let people get drunk and leave. I promise,” she said. Board members asked about training for wristband staff and were told that at least two staffers have ABC licensing.
After the hearing a member moved to approve the special event permit; the motion was seconded and the board voted in favor. The transcript records the board’s verbal approval and instructs organizers to pick up the permit after 10 a.m. the following day.
The permit authorizes alcohol service for the event under the conditions described by organizers.
