Medford council adopts alcohol policy for public events
February 01, 2026 | Medford, Grant County, Oklahoma
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The Medford City Council voted on Feb. 12, 2024 to adopt the City of Medford Policy Surrounding Alcohol Use During Public Events following a motion by Councilmember Rick Cardwell, seconded by Mayor Gary Bowen. The motion carried with the following votes recorded: Cardwell — Yes; Knigge — Yes; Zeman — Yes; Bowen — Yes; England — Yes.
The policy was presented during the meeting as a formal agenda item; council members did not record reservations in the minutes. The decision establishes a municipal framework for regulating alcohol at city‑sponsored and permitted public events going forward. The council did not specify implementation dates or enforcement details in the minutes; staff follow‑up was not recorded in this transcript.
The policy was presented during the meeting as a formal agenda item; council members did not record reservations in the minutes. The decision establishes a municipal framework for regulating alcohol at city‑sponsored and permitted public events going forward. The council did not specify implementation dates or enforcement details in the minutes; staff follow‑up was not recorded in this transcript.
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