Deputy City Marshal

Duties

The core duties of the Deputy City Marshal are:

  • Alcohol Licensing
  • Business Compliance Checks
  • Event Permitting
  • City Wrecker Inspections
  • Court Assistance, and many other responsibilities.

You may contact the Deputy Marshal at the numbers listed, by email, or visit her office located at City Hall - 601 Gloucester Street.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I apply for an alcohol license?

Prior to applying, it is strongly recommended for all  interested parties to read the entire  City of Brunswick Alcohol License ordinance to get a clear understanding of the City's rules and regulations concerning the licensing process.  Applicants can obtain applications for licensing purposes from the Deputy City Marshal's Office - first floor of City Hall.  Applications are available in two categories, on premises consumption or retail package sales.  Additional options for the type of alcohol is detailed further on the application.   

 

Category: Alcohol Licensing
What is the alcohol license application process?

The entire application process can last up to a month or longer.  Once paperwork is completed, with the required background checks and fingerprinting, a public hearing date will be requested from the City Clerk.  The business is advertised in the newspaper for two consecutive weeks.  Afterwards, the application request is placed on the City's agenda for an upcoming commission meeting.   Lastly, the application is presented to the city commission for consideration.  

Category: Alcohol Licensing
What is the cost for alcohol licensing?

The cost depends on the application type. There are several fee categories which will determine the total cost of the alcohol beverage license.  For example, license costs would vary for a business proposing to serve beer only versus a business proposing to sell a trifecta of beer, wine, and distilled sprits. 

Please contact the Deputy City Marshal for additional information. 

Category: Alcohol Licensing
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