Minnesota bill SF1865 establishes a temporary food truck license for selling intoxicating liquor at community festivals or private events.

Minnesota bill SF1865 amends state statutes to allow municipalities to issue temporary licenses to food trucks for selling intoxicating liquor at community festivals or private events. The license requires approval from the commissioner of public safety and must specify conditions set by the city or county authorities. It also mandates that the licensee has liability insurance and must notify the police before the event. The license authorizes sales to attendees of community events or to the person who has contracted with the food truck for private events, along with their guests.

Minnesota bill SF1865 establishes a temporary food truck license for selling intoxicating liquor at community festivals or private events.

Minnesota bill SF1865 amends state statutes to allow municipalities to issue temporary licenses to food trucks for selling intoxicating liquor at community festivals or private events. The license requires approval from the commissioner of public safety and must specify conditions set by the city or county authorities. It also mandates that the licensee has liability insurance and must notify the police before the event. The license authorizes sales to attendees of community events or to the person who has contracted with the food truck for private events, along with their guests.