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Long Prairie Council Declares Latino Festival a Community Event; Perez Abstains
Summary
The Long Prairie City Council voted July 8 to deem a Latino Festival on July 25 a community event, approving approved liquor vendors and event hours; Council Member Gabrier Perez abstained in the roll-call vote.
The Long Prairie City Council on Wednesday voted to designate the Latino Festival scheduled for July 25, 2026, as a community event, allowing licensed vendors and establishing event hours.
Council Member Clint Krueger moved to "Deem the “Latino Festival” on July 25th, 2026 as a Community Event from 5:00 pm to 11:00 pm located between 1st and 2nd Street on Central Avenue with the approved liquor providers as Mi Pueblito Market Inc. and Viva Bar LLC," and Council Member JoAnn Schroeder seconded. In a roll-call vote, Council Member Gabrier Perez abstained; Mayor James Kreemer and Council Members Clint Krueger, Lilah Gripne and JoAnn Schroeder voted yes. The motion passed.
The decision authorizes the festival for the stated hours and identifies two approved liquor providers: Mi Pueblito Market Inc. and Viva Bar LLC. The council record does not include details on specific permit conditions, insurance, or public-safety requirements; those items were not specified in the meeting transcript.
