In Massachusetts, the Local Licensing Authority (LLA) is the municipal body responsible for reviewing, issuing, renewing, and regulating certain local business licenses and permits, including alcoholic beverage licenses, Common Victualler licenses, and other licenses authorized by state law. The LLA serves an important public role by ensuring that licensed establishments operate in compliance with local bylaws, state regulations, and public safety standards while balancing the needs of businesses and the community. Many licensing decisions require public hearings and local review before receiving any necessary state approvals.
In the Town of Dunstable, the Select Board serves as the Local Licensing Authority. Acting in this capacity, the Board reviews license applications, conducts public hearings when required, and oversees the issuance and administration of licenses to help ensure businesses operate responsibly and in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. The Select Board works to support local economic activity while protecting the health, safety, and welfare of Dunstable residents.
In the Town of Dunstable, the Select Board serves as the Local Licensing Authority. Acting in this capacity, the Board reviews license applications, conducts public hearings when required, and oversees the issuance and administration of licenses to help ensure businesses operate responsibly and in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. The Select Board works to support local economic activity while protecting the health, safety, and welfare of Dunstable residents.