Santa Clara Pueblo Smooths Booze Rules: Tribal Update Live
Published Date: 4/17/2025
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Summary
The Pueblo of Santa Clara in New Mexico updated its Liquor Control Ordinance to improve how alcohol is regulated on their land. These changes affect local businesses and residents by clarifying rules and making enforcement smoother. The new rules take effect soon, helping the community manage alcohol sales better without extra costs.
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Santa Clara Updates Liquor Rules
If you live or run a business on Pueblo of Santa Clara land, the Pueblo updated its Liquor Control Ordinance to clarify how alcohol is regulated and to make enforcement smoother. The change affects local businesses and residents and the notice says the new rules take effect soon and will help manage alcohol sales without extra costs.
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