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WSLCB: Public hearing March 12 on Seattle's rule-making petition for extended hours of alcohol service. More information at t.co/diLveKms
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Board accepts petition to open rule-making on extended hours of alcohol service

Request made by the City of Seattle

Latest information on transition to private liquor sales

Find up-to-date information on the transition to private sector liquor sales and distribution.

Making it easier to get a safe ride home in Seattle

The WSLCB is supporting the CBS Radio Seattle Click It 2 Ride campaign.

Liquor Control Board statement on the passage of Initiative 1183

We are, of course, deeply disappointed by the election results on Initiative 1183.

$425.7 Million Returned in FY 2011

The Washington State Liquor Control Board (WSLCB) returned $425.7 million in Fiscal Year 2011 to fund state and local services.

Washington's first premier liquor store now open in West Seattle

Store No. 143 is located at 4100 S.W. Alaska St. in West Seattle.

Customers give liquor stores and employees high marks in survey

The survey, conducted by Elway Research, Inc., also revealed customer support for changes to improve convenience and customer service, such as 15 new stores, standard hours of operation,...

FY 2011 Annual Report Now Available

Learn about the agency's key activities, performance and accomplishments. The report covers information between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011.

Implementing I-1183: March 13 Public Health & Safety Stakeholder Forum

Date: Tues., March 13, 2012 Time: 10 a.m. to noon Where: Liquor Control Board, 3000 Pacific Ave SE, Olympia Parking: Additional parking is available on the other side of Pacific Ave....

Where Your Liquor Dollars Go

Each year, revenue earned through the sale and taxation of liquor is returned to the state and local communities. In Fiscal Year 2011, the WSLCB sent more than $425 million to state and local...

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Board accepts petition to open rule-making on extended hours of alcohol service

Latest information on transition to private liquor sales

Making it easier to get a safe ride home in Seattle

Liquor Control Board statement on the passage of Initiative 1183

$425.7 Million Returned in FY 2011

Washington's first premier liquor store now open in West Seattle