HB2342Introduced in the House
Relating To Liquor.
Introduced by Kyle Yamashita, District 12
What does this bill do?
Plain-English breakdown
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Official description
In counties of fewer than 200,000 residents, but more than 100,000 residents, exempts the 3-day temporary liquor licenses for fundraising events, known as class 10 special licenses, from any requirement to obtain fire-related clearances. Allows applications for class 10 special licenses to be submitted electronically and for a single application to apply any fundraising event that spans multiple parcels of land owned by the same entity. Increases the percentage of fines assessed by all county liquor commissions that may be used to fund public liquor-related educational or enforcement programs.
Where it stands
Referred to ECD, CPC, referral sheet 6
February 2, 2026
How did lawmakers vote?
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Bill history
Pending introduction.
Introduced and Pass First Reading.
Referred to ECD, CPC, referral sheet 6
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