SERVICES OFFERED BY VENTURE LITITZ
Given that Venture Lititz is an evolving organization, the
list of services provided is continually expanding. Please contact
us at (717) 626-6332 to inquiry how we can be of assistance.
Common Business-Related Pennsylvania State Licensing and Regulatory
Agencies:
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture: www.agriculture.state.pa.us
- Bureau of Food Safety and Laboratory Services - 717-787-4315
- Applicable Businesses
- Food manufacturing firms
- Warehouses storing food products
- Retail food stores
- Public eating and drinking establishments
- Frozen dessert operations
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board: www.lcb.state.pa.us
- Brand registration - 717-787-5776
- Liquor license - 717-787-8250
- Malt beverage license (sell only) - 717-787-8250
- Wholesale license (manufacture & sell) - 717-787-8250
Pennsylvania Department of State: www.dos.state.pa.us
Professional and Occupational Affairs Bureau: www.dos.state.pa.us/bpoa/site/default.asp -
717-787-8503
The Professional and Occupational Affairs Bureau is the professional
and occupational licensing board for the state of Pennsylvania. Visit
the above website or call the above telephone number to determine the licensing
requirements for your profession or occupation.
Pennsylvania Board of Law Examiners: www.pabarexam.org -
717-795-7270
Closing - A Dream for Lititz:
On a lovely evening, I gather up my family for a short walk.
We head downtown. The smell of chocolate and pretzels still linger
in the air. Many businesses are open and we stop to visit, to buy
a gift for dad’s birthday, and just to window shop. We love the new
stores and galleries, but we also count on our old favorites.
A group of tourists just finished with dinner and returning to their
lodgings, pause to chat with some local residents. They marvel at
our town.
After feeding the ducks at the park, we stroll along the creek and
admire the new construction and the recent renovations. We’re proud
of how our expanded commercial area blends with the history and scale of
our town.
Back on Main Street, the lights on the second floors begin to shine
as residents settle in. We run into neighbors who invite us to join
them on Saturday for the community event that will fill this space.
Our walk almost over, I smile as I understand the essence of small town
living. This downtown is the heart of my community and holds a special place in my heart.
