ABC Omnibus of 2026.

Expanded the Commission's authority to include purchasing real property for a new automated warehouse and associated offices, in addition to constructing and equipping them.

Added Senate Commerce and Insurance Committee and Senate Finance Committee adoption dates, updating the bill version from Edition 3 to Edition 4.

Corrected the section numbering for the brown-bagging technical correction, moving it from a standalone section to a subsection within the technical changes section.

Fixed citation errors in the airport section by removing redundant references to G.S. 18B-1001.

Corrected the section header for delivery service permit technical corrections to match the content.

Authorized the ABC Commission to obtain a one-time loan of up to $310 million to fund the planning, design, and construction of a new automated state warehouse.

Established that the new warehouse loan section becomes effective on July 1, 2026.

Restricted brown-bagging permits, allowing them only for bars, private clubs, and veterans organizations, while prohibiting them for restaurants, hotels, and community theatres.

Updated airport alcohol sales rules to require non-glass containers with specific labeling and size limits (max 16 oz) for consumption in security-screened areas.

Clarified that businesses in social districts may allow customers to consume mixed beverages purchased from other permittees within the district.

Corrected statutory references and formatting errors in sections regarding delivery service permits and airport regulations.

Changed the entity responsible for sending violation notices from 'alcohol law enforcement' to 'the ABC Commission'.

Clarified that the law applies to violations committed on the 'premises of the permitted establishment' rather than just the 'permitted establishment'.

Updated the short title to reflect the change from 'Notice from ALE' to 'Notice of ABC Violation'.

Removed specific sponsor names and referral details from the header, likely for formatting or procedural reasons.

Removed all provisions related to distributing net profits from the Angier ABC Board to the library and for alcohol rehabilitation programs.

Added a requirement for alcohol law enforcement officers to send electronic or certified mail notice to permit holders within five business days when an employee receives a citation for a violation.

Added a requirement for the ABC Commission to notify permit holders within five business days if it receives a report documenting violations occurring on a permitted establishment.

Changed the effective date context from a future date in 2026 to immediate effectiveness upon becoming law.

Removed the requirement for alcohol law enforcement agents to notify permit holders of violations within five business days.

Added specific instructions for the Town of Angier ABC Board to distribute 10% of net profits to the Angier Community Library for recreation programs and another 10% for alcohol education and rehabilitation programs.

Added instructions that the remainder of the Town of Angier's net profits be allocated to the town's general fund for proper governmental purposes.

Added a provision requiring the Town of Angier ABC Board to distribute any undistributed funds accrued prior to the act's effective date to recreation programs.