Montgomery County Commission (county governing body)

Alcoholic Beverage License (state ABC Board; Montgomery County is Wet)

Montgomery County itself charges no fee for alcohol sales: the license to sell or serve alcohol comes entirely from the Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, recorded at the state layer, not from Montgomery County. Montgomery County is affirmatively listed Wet on the ABC Board's own current Wet Cities page, so no part of the county is dry. Getting the state ABC license itself requires an approval letter from the relevant local governing body — the county commission or the relevant city/town council, whichever has jurisdiction over the specific premises — a statewide ABC Board procedural step applying in every Alabama county, not something Montgomery County invented. Inside the City of Montgomery, that approval comes from the Montgomery City Council; for a premises in unincorporated Montgomery County, the Montgomery County Commission is listed here as the agency for that role; confirm with the Commission office which county body issues the unincorporated-area approval letter. A restaurant, coffee shop or retail store selling alcohol also still owes every other county requirement recorded as a separate requirement.