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Commissioners table alcohol-license application at 55 Industrial Blvd after resident alleges sales to minors
Summary
After staff and the sheriff’s department reviewed filings, a resident alleged the business at 55 Industrial Blvd sells to minors; the Board voted unanimously to table the license application to gather more information.
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The Laurens County Board of Commissioners tabled consideration of an alcohol-license application for a business located at 55 Industrial Blvd in Dublin on July 21, 2026 after a resident raised allegations about the establishment.
County Administrator Bryan Rogers told the Board that "the appropriate filings and advertisements had been properly submitted and reviewed by staff and the sheriff’s department." Resident Lynn Whittle spoke against granting the license, saying the business "sell[s] to minors and would not be a responsible business." Following public comment, Commissioner Trae Kemp moved to table the item "in order to gather additional information," a motion seconded by Commissioner Gerad Mathis and approved unanimously.
The transcript records no additional evidence presented for the allegation during the meeting. The Board did not record a follow-up date in the meeting minutes; staff or the sheriff’s department may be expected to provide further information prior to the next Board action.
