Fillmore, CA – The business district of Fillmore saw a notable development this week with the issuance of a temporary alcohol license for the 7-Eleven location at 660 W Ventura St. The license, formally documented by the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, marks a significant step for the convenience store and brings a new dynamic to the heart of the city.
The license, issued on March 5, 2026, is designated as Temporarily Unclassified, suggesting the state is still in the process of fully categorizing the business. The 7-Eleven, operating under 7-Eleven Inc. with several key officers including Stanley W. Reynolds, Stephen Kenneth Boyd, Jennifer Marie Mendola, Aaron Lee Strahota, Randy Michael Quinn, and David Lee Seltzer, has also incorporated 2Go MSO, LLC, with members Michael Khalil Khouray, Elias Khalil Khoury, and Khalil Elias Khoury. Stockholders include Sej Asset Management & Investment Company.
The move comes as the Fillmore business district continues to evolve, with increased activity along Ventura Street. The license signals a broadening of services available to residents and visitors alike.
The California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control requires this type of license for any business intending to serve alcohol. The license is currently pending, and the state has indicated it will take up to six weeks to update the expiration date after renewal fees are submitted.
660 W Ventura St, Fillmore, CA, 93015