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Database Shows Township Liquor Licensees

Database brings public notice to pubs.

Database brings public notice to pubs.

LOWER POTTSGROVE PA – Information on eight different organizations located within the township, to which the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB) has issued a license to serve, sell or distribute alcoholic beverages, can now be found in the state agency’s searchable online database of more than 17,000 licensees.

The database was opened to the public on Oct. 30, the PLCB said. It includes basic information on every business licensed by the PLCB, such as corporate partners, date of licensure, license status and any history of adjudicated citations for violations of the Liquor Code.

“Making this comprehensive database available … is part of our continuing effort to make this agency more consumer-oriented,” said PLCB Chairman Patrick Stapleton III. “Putting this information online will ease the flow of public information to those who need it.”

When searched for “all licenses’ status” under “Lower Pottsgrove Township,” the database shows eight licensees – Brookside Country Club, the Lower Pottsgrove Sportsman’s Association, Our Lady of Fatima Church in Aliquippa PA, Park’s Beer Inc. doing business as North End Distributors, RRR Bar and Grill Inc., the Sanatoga Fire Company, Sanatoga Inn Inc. doing business as Cutillo’s, and The Sunnybrook Foundation – currently hold or were at some time issued a total of 10 PLCB licenses for special occasions, hotel liquor, restaurant liquor, performing arts facility, distributor, club liquor or catering uses.

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