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Residents urge Walker City Council to keep municipal liquor store open
Summary
At a June 12 public input session, about ten people spoke to the Walker City Council about a proposal to close the Walker Municipal Liquor Store; the majority urged the council to keep it open. No motions or votes were recorded at the meeting.
At its June 12, 2025 regular meeting in the Dale and Harriet Jones Walker Public Library, the Walker City Council held a public input session on whether to close the Walker Municipal Liquor Store. Mayor Jerecho Worth opened the session; about ten people spoke and a majority urged the council to keep the store open.
The meeting record lists local residents and two reporters from the Pilot Independent Newspaper among those present. City Administrator/Clerk-Treasurer Hope Fairchild, Police Chief Peter Anderley, Zoning Administrator Jennie Meyer, Police Officer Brandon Goehring and Assistant City Attorney Dylan Ramstad Skoyles were listed as staff in attendance. The minutes summarize that the council heard from roughly ten members of the public on the liquor-store question but do not record any motions, formal votes or decisions on the item.
With no formal action recorded at the meeting, the item remains a subject for future consideration by the council. Mayor Worth adjourned the meeting at 5:45 p.m.
