Question: I would like to serve a complimentary glass of wine or beer to my customers. Is that OK?
Answer: Licensees must not use, consume, serve, or in any manner possess or distribute intoxicating beverages or controlled substances upon the establishment's premises during the hours the establishment is open to the public.
Question: I'm moving my current establishment to another location. Can my license be transferred?
Answer: When an establishment changes locations, a new license is required as the former license is not transferrable. A new application, sketch of the new premises, self-inspection, and fee of $127 must be submitted and approved before operation can continue at the new location.
Question: My establishment license has expired. How do I reinstate it?
Answer: Expired establishment licenses cannot be reinstated. You must reapply for a new license by submitting a new application, sketch of the premises, self-inspection form, and the fee of $127.00.
Question: What must be done when an establishment is sold to a new owner?
Answer: The new owner must submit a new application, sketch of the premises, self-inspection form, and the fee of $127.
Question: Where do I make a complaint about an establishment?
Answer: Complaints should be directed to Investigations at (402) 471-0175 or emailed to: DHHS.InvestigationsPOL@nebraska.gov.