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Webster County Board of Supervisors approves alcohol license for county agricultural association

Webster County Board of Supervisors · August 1, 2024
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Summary

At a special meeting Aug. 1, 2024, the Webster County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a Special Class C Retail Alcohol License for the Webster County Agricultural Association at 22770 Old Highway 169 in Fort Dodge. The meeting was brief and recessed after the vote; records are on file with the county auditor.

The Webster County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Aug. 1 to approve a Special Class C Retail Alcohol License for the Webster County Agricultural Association, allowing alcohol sales at the organization’s Fort Dodge location, 22770 Old Highway 169.

Chairwoman Niki Conrad presided over the special meeting, which convened at 8:30 a.m. in the Board of Supervisors Room in Fort Dodge. The board listed five members present: Supervisors Campbell, Carlson, Conrad, Hayek and Thode.

Supervisor Carlson moved to approve the license; Supervisor Thode seconded the motion. County records state the motion carried unanimously. A copy of the application and approval is on file in the Webster County Auditor’s Office.

Earlier in the session Supervisor Hayek moved to approve the meeting agenda; Supervisor Thode seconded and the motion passed unanimously. After the license approval, Supervisor Hayek moved to adjourn and Supervisor Campbell seconded; the adjournment carried unanimously.

Doreen Pliner, Webster County Auditor, signed the meeting record alongside Chairwoman Conrad. The auditor’s office holds the official documents related to the license approval and the special meeting minutes.

No detailed discussion, conditions, or abstentions were recorded in the meeting minutes; the actions in the special meeting were procedural and approved with unanimous consent.