Massachusetts S3252 allows local licensing authorities to issue temporary licenses for alcohol auctions to benefit nonprofit charitable corporations.
Massachusetts S3252 amends Chapter 138 of the General Laws to allow local licensing authorities in cities or towns that vote to authorize the sale of alcoholic beverages to issue temporary licenses for alcohol auctions. These licenses can be granted to nonprofit charitable corporations registered with the non-profit organizations and public charities division of the office of the attorney general. The temporary licenses are valid for up to 20 days in a calendar year, and the fee for such licenses cannot exceed the minimum fee for retail alcohol licenses.
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