Relates to mandatory early closure for premises with a certain number of law enforcement responses in a certain amount of time

This bill requires licensed alcohol premises (like bars or restaurants) that receive three or more law enforcement responses in a single calendar month to close by midnight daily for at least six months. A "law enforcement response" includes calls about incidents like fights, noise complaints, public intoxication, or other disturbances. The state liquor authority will create rules for tracking these responses and handling appeals from affected businesses. The law aims to reduce neighborhood disruptions linked to repeated incidents at these venues.