Commission sets March 23 hearing on proposed alcohol‑in‑public ordinance change
March 09, 2026 | Nassau County, Florida
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The county attorney asked the board to set a public hearing on proposed minor amendments to chapter 4, section 4‑9 of the Nassau County Code of Ordinances to create a limited exception for events approved by the judiciary or county. Commissioner Huttman moved to set a hearing for March 23 during the regular meeting; the motion was seconded by Commissioner Martin and approved by voice vote.
The county attorney indicated the changes were minor and requested the hearing date be set so the ordinance could be considered at a later meeting. No substantive debate was recorded at the meeting; the board set the hearing and will consider the ordinance at that March 23 meeting.
The county attorney indicated the changes were minor and requested the hearing date be set so the ordinance could be considered at a later meeting. No substantive debate was recorded at the meeting; the board set the hearing and will consider the ordinance at that March 23 meeting.
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