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New liquor license applications in Clark County, Ohio

About 0.5 locations a week apply for a liquor permit in Clark County. New applications and ownership transfers, one row per address, updated weekly from Ohio's public records.

3applications, last 30 days
7last 90 days
1new (not transfers), last 90 days
8currently pending
FiledCity / townshipVenueClassesTypeApplicantAddress
2026-09-03SpringfieldcarryoutC-1 C-2 D-6New chainALD•••••• FOURTH AVENUE
2026-08-31Springfield Twpbar/restaurant (spirits)D-5 D-6TransferSan•••••• ALBRECHT AVE
2026-08-12SpringfieldcarryoutC-1 C-2TransferSpr•••••• E MAIN ST
2026-07-16Bethel TwpcarryoutC-1 C-2TransferNYR•••••• S DAYTON LAKEVIEW RD
2026-07-16Bethel Twpbar/restaurant (spirits)D-1 D-2 D-3 D-6TransferKAA•••••• S DAYTON LAKEVIEW RD
2026-07-07SpringfieldcarryoutC-1 C-2TransferSpr•••••• E HOME RD.
2026-06-15SpringfieldcarryoutC-1 C-2TransferBIG•••••• E MAIN ST
Showing the last 90 days, names and street numbers hidden. Subscribers get the full record. Data last refreshed Wednesday, September 9, 2026. Download a free sample (unredacted, 90+ days old).

Who uses this

Beverage distributors and repsA permit application is a new account six to twelve weeks before it opens. Get there before the competition does.
POS, equipment and service vendorsEvery new bar and carryout needs a register, coolers, signage, linens, and insurance. This is the buying window.
Insurance, lending and real estateLiquor liability, build-out financing, and lease activity all start at the application.
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