HB4090

Liquor licenses; issuance; prohibition

Introduced·2/11/26
Introduced Text

Arizona HB4090 amends liquor license issuance, transfer, and delivery regulations, including rules for Indian reservation areas and off-sale.

Arizona HB4090 modifies the issuance, transfer, and delivery of spirituous liquor licenses. It allows licensees to deliver spirituous liquor to Indian reservation areas under specific conditions. The bill also permits off-sale retail licensees to offer consumer tastings of wines off the licensed premises. It mandates that licensees inform purchasers of the legal drinking age and identification requirements at the time of order placement. The bill outlines rules for the transfer of licenses, including requirements for notifying the director of changes in control or beneficial ownership.

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History

Feb 12

House

House read second time

Feb 11

House

Introduced in House and read first time

Feb 11

House

Assigned to House COM Committee