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Town Board to consider temporary liquor permit for Barstool Races and an operator license application

Drummond Town Board · January 9, 2026
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Summary

The Jan. 13 agenda includes consideration of a temporary liquor license from Drummond Dirt & Snow-Jacks for a Feb. 14 Barstool Races event and an operator/bartender license application naming Addie Arens; the agenda lists the items but does not include staff recommendations or recorded outcomes.

The Drummond Town Board agenda for Jan. 13, 2026, lists two licensing items: consideration of a temporary liquor license application from Drummond Dirt & Snow-Jacks for a Barstool Races event scheduled Feb. 14, 2026, and consideration of an operator/bartender license application naming Addie Arens.

Why it matters: Temporary liquor permits and operator licenses affect whether alcohol may be served at community events and who is authorized to serve it. The board’s approval or conditions could determine whether the Feb. 14 event can serve alcohol and whether an applicant is licensed to bartend in town.

What the agenda shows: The temporary liquor license is listed as “Consider Temporary Liquor License application from Drummond Dirt & Snow-Jacks (Barstool Races 2/14/2026).” The operator/bartender license appears separately as “Consider Operator/Bartender License application (Addie Arens).” The posted agenda does not show staff recommendations, license conditions, or a vote tally.

Next step: Both items are set for consideration at the Jan. 13 meeting; any approvals, denials or conditions will be recorded in meeting minutes or subsequent licensing documents rather than in the posted agenda.