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Go Tacos awarded last available Long Prairie liquor license; council vote 3–0 with one abstention
Summary
The council approved a prorated on-sale liquor license and a Sunday license for Go Tacos (10 a.m.–8 p.m. sales) at a prorated cost of $400 for the remainder of 2025. Roll call recorded one abstention (Council Member Gabrier Perez); the clerk noted this is the last city liquor license available.
The City Council approved Go Tacos’ request for an on-sale liquor license and a Sunday license for sales between 10 a.m. and 8 p.m., with background checks satisfactory and liability insurance in place. The council approved a prorated fee of $400 for the remainder of 2025 ($350 for on-sale; $50 for Sunday sales).
The roll call on Oct. 22, 2025 recorded: Acting Mayor Lilah Gripne—Yes; Council Member Gabrier Perez—Abstained; Council Member JoAnn Schroeder—Yes; Council Member Clint Krueger—Yes. The council record notes this is the last liquor license available in the city at this time. No conditions beyond standard licensing and insurance were recorded in the minutes.
