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Logan's Roadhouse granted Trussville alcohol license; one councilmember abstains
Summary
Following a public hearing, the council approved Resolution 2026-12 granting an alcohol license to Logan's Roadhouse LLC after owners said operations and responsible-vendor training remain in place; Council Miller abstained for personal/religious reasons and the motion passed (4 yes, 1 abstain).
Trussville —1 iCouncil voted to approve an alcohol-license application from Logan's Roadhouse LLC after a brief public hearing in which the applicant said the restaurant's ownership structure changed but operational controls would remain the same.
Applicant Danny Hall, who identified himself as acting general manager, told the council the business was sold and the liquor license application reflects the new company name (Logan's Roadhouse LLC). He said the establishment will continue to employ the state-required responsible-vendor training and ID checks, and the police department stated it had no objections.
The council then considered Resolution 2026-12 to approve the license. Councilmember Miller announced an abstention for this class of vote based on personal faith; the clerk counted the voice/roll call and the resolution passed (four in favor, one abstention).
Why it matters: Alcohol licensing decisions affect neighborhood safety, enforcement workload for the police department and the operation of local businesses. The council documented that servers will remain trained and that local police had no objection.
What happens next: City staff will finalize licensing paperwork and update licensing records to reflect the new company name.
