On March 26, 2020, as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, the City of Las Vegas allowed certain liquor retailers to offer curbside services and deliveries upon issuance of a time limited permit. These permits will not be renewed following their expiration on June 30, 2022. However, the City of Las Vegas recently approved an…
The Clark County, Nevada Business License Director has announced that it will begin rolling back certain temporary privileges that were afforded to retailers in response to the pandemic. In March 2020, Clark County began approving temporary curbside package beer and wine licenses for certain licensed restaurants. Those restaurants have been able to renew those licenses…
The Clark County Board of Commissioners is scheduled to conduct a public hearing an approve an ordinance to allow certain businesses to have a drive-thru and/or walk-up window with a liquor license under certain conditions. Businesses affected by this ordinance include restaurants, Category 2 restaurants, retail beer licensees, retail beer and wine licensees, retail wine…
The moratorium on new package liquor licenses in the City of Reno will expire at the end of this year. Starting in January, the Reno Business License Department will begin accepting new applications for package liquor licenses for convenience stores, liquor stores, and other retailers who may not have previously been eligible. The Reno City…
The City of Las Vegas has announced that it is in the early stages of amending its liquor code. Proposed changes include an overhaul of liquor license categories as well as new land use requirements. The draft ordinance includes changes to the applications costs and procedures as well as new regulations for different types of…
The Nevada Department of Taxation has published a letter summarizing recent changes to Nevada’s liquor laws. One recent change was the creation of a framework for licensed retailers and unaffiliated third-party delivery support services to deliver alcoholic beverages to Nevada customers. The Department’s letter provides that Nevada law was “amended to allow a retail liquor…
The Pioneer Saloon has remained opened and operating through a change in ownership this year. The Saloon’s new ownership has vowed to keep its history alive. The historic Nevada landmark first opened its doors and began operating over 100 years ago. The saloon’s colorful history makes it a popular destination for tourists, travelers, and locals. Following…
