Boulder City’s Beverage Licensing Authority made significant strides in enhancing local beverage service during its recent meeting on August 2, 2025. The authority approved a change of license for a local establishment, allowing it to expand its service offerings, which will include food service available throughout operating hours. This decision is expected to improve customer experience and accessibility for patrons.

The meeting featured a thorough discussion regarding the establishment's capacity to host private events. The owner clarified that while they have hosted small gatherings, such as retirement parties and wedding receptions, they typically manage events with a maximum of 30 to 40 attendees. This approach aims to maintain a safe and enjoyable environment, as the establishment does not employ security for these private functions.

In addition to the license change, the authority also reviewed a transfer application from TSR Kachina Inc., which operates under the name Dagavi Kachina. The application, filed on May 5, 2025, seeks a hotel restaurant-type liquor license for its location on Broadway in Boulder. The owner, Tamina Rockey, confirmed her commitment to compliance and transparency during the proceedings.

The authority expressed confidence in the applicant's history of responsible alcohol service, noting that the establishment has maintained a clean record with zero violations across its four other licenses. The motion to approve the license change was unanimously supported by the authority members, highlighting the establishment's commitment to safe service practices.

As Boulder City continues to adapt its beverage licensing framework, these decisions reflect a proactive approach to supporting local businesses while ensuring community safety and satisfaction. The approved changes are set to enhance the local dining and social scene, promising a vibrant atmosphere for residents and visitors alike.