Circle K seeks Anchorage liquor license through a transfer that lists no premises

Circle K Stores Inc. is seeking to take over an Anchorage package store license through an application that names no location for it. A package store license allows the holder to sell beer, wine and liquor for consumption off the premises. The municipal clerk's memo on the transfer is on the Anchorage Assembly's Oct. 6 agenda, and approving the memo waives the Assembly's right to protest the transfer. The last day to protest is Oct. 17.

Circle K applied Feb. 19 to take over License 5948 from Alaska Premier Liquor. The application lists the premises as "No Premises."

An addendum for the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board's December 2025 meeting listed Alaska Premier Auctions and Appraisals LLC as the licensee, 1220 W. International Airport Road as the premises address and the license's status as temporarily surrendered and not operating.

According to the application, Circle K Stores Inc., a Texas corporation, is the corporate grandparent of Holiday Alaska LLC, which holds eight Alaska package store licenses. The clerk's memo reports no taxes owing and no comments from the Anchorage Police Department.