At last night’s meeting, the Windom City Council voted to end the temporary reduction of city liquor license fees.
The fees were reduced 50% in early 2020 in an effort to assist local bars and restaurants that had struggled with the pandemic. Last night, the old rates were re-established with on-sale liquor licenses set at $2,000, on-sale Sunday liquor at $200 and on-sale wine and beer licenses ranging from $100 to $150. All are one-year fees.
For more on last night’s council meeting, watch windomnews.com and see the Nov. 10 edition of the Cottonwood County Citizen and Citizen eEdition.
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