Prairie Island Indian Community Revamps Liquor Laws
Published Date: 4/24/2025
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The Prairie Island Indian Community updated its Liquor Control Ordinance to replace the old rules from 1992 and recent changes from August 2023. These new rules affect how alcohol is controlled and managed within the community, aiming for clearer and better regulations. The changes are official now and help keep things running smoothly without extra costs or delays.
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