OLCC Liquor License Information
Please contact the cities of Bend, Redmond, Sisters or La Pine for liquor license application requirements within city limits
STEP 1 - Work with the OLCC
Effective August 12, 2024, OLCC will no longer accept paper applications for special events and annual licenses via mail, email, or in-person drop-off. All special event and annual license applications must be submitted to OLCC’s Cannabis and Alcohol Management Program (CAMP), an online licensing system.
Visit the OLCC Website at https://www.oregon.gov/olcc/pages/camp.aspx
STEP 2 - Work with Deschutes County
The OLCC requires liquor license and temporary permit applications to be reviewed by Deschutes County prior to submittal to the OLCC.
Please allow a minimum of 3-4 weeks for Deschutes County to review the application.
For a new liquor license, renewal, change of ownership or temporary event license:
- Download and complete the applicable OLCC application.
- Submit the OLCC application via email to Deschutes County Community Development: planning@deschutes.org. Applications can also be submitted in person at the Deschutes County Community Development office located at 117 NW Lafayette Ave, Bend, OR 97703.
- There is an application fee (cash, check or credit/debit card) as follows, staff will notify you of the fees once we receive and process the application:
- Original Application $ 100.00
- Change in Ownership, Location or Privilege $ 75.00
- Renewal or Temporary Application $ 35.00
- Application is reviewed by the following county departments: Sheriff’s Office, Environmental Health, Community Development's Planning Division, Building Division, Onsite/Septic Division and Code Compliance.
- Once the application has been reviewed, it will be returned to the applicant for submittal to the OLCC for final processing.
STEP 3 - Submit your application to the OLCC
- Submit county reviewed application to the Regional OLCC office serving Deschutes County.
- Click here to find the Regional OLCC office serving Deschutes County.
- For questions about the status of your application, please contact your OLCC investigator or email: olcc.alcohollicensing@oregon.gov