Glynn County commissioners approved an amendment to the county’s alcohol ordinance Oct. 15, authorizing delivery of alcoholic beverages in unbroken packages, drive-in window sales and online curbside pickup.
The amendment allows distilled-spirits package sales and hotel in-room service on Thanksgiving Day. It also revises review of alcohol-license and Event Permit applications, sets terms for provisional licenses and extensions, and creates an exception to the church and place-of-worship distance requirement for grocery stores and gas stations.
The measure updates references from the Finance Department and Director to the Licensing and Compliance Department and Director. County Attorney Aaron Mumford presented the item and was available to answer commissioners’ questions. Commissioner Sammy Tostensen moved to approve it as presented, and Commissioner Bob Duncan seconded. The motion passed 5-0; the record identifies the amendment as Ordinance #O-2026-10.
Yolonda Harris
News Now Georgia
