What types of liquor licenses are issued in Michigan?

Michigan issues multiple license classes through its state liquor control agency. Common types include retail licenses for bars and restaurants, package liquor stores, breweries, and special event permits. Each municipality can also set local license categories with additional restrictions.

What are video gaming terminals?

Video gaming terminals (VGTs) are electronic gambling machines licensed by state gaming boards. Eligible establishments (bars, restaurants, truck stops, fraternal organizations) may operate terminals depending on state law. Revenue is typically split between the establishment, terminal operator, and state/local government.

How is gaming revenue distributed?

Net terminal income (after payouts to players) is typically split between the state, local municipality, terminal operator, and the licensed establishment. The exact split varies by state. Municipalities also collect license fees.

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Grand Ledge Liquor Licenses

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1 per 260 residents

11Specially Designated Merchant

6Class C (Regular)

4Specially Designated Distributor (Regular)

2Micro Brewer

2On-Premises Tasting Room Permit

2Small Wine Maker

1Club

1Small Distiller

1Watercraft

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Liquor Licenses

MI Liquor Control Commission

Active Licensesi

1 per 260 residents

11Specially Designated Merchant

6Class C (Regular)

4Specially Designated Distributor (Regular)

2Micro Brewer

2On-Premises Tasting Room Permit

2Small Wine Maker

1Club

1Small Distiller

1Watercraft

License Class

Sort