Just yesterday, the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection announced that it would begin accepting applications for adult-use licenses early next month.
The legislature is planning to resume its work soon — email your elected officials now and urge them to make passage of S. 54 a top priority!
Vermont’s economy has been crippled in recent months by COVID-19. It is unfortunate that adult-use cannabis businesses were not already operating before the pandemic arrived, because they could have provided an important source of jobs and tax revenue during the crisis. Fortunately, the legislature will have an opportunity to finish its work and pass a final…
Click here to support new protections for businesses in adult-use legalization states.MPP supports laws that protect state-licensed businesses from being targeted by federal law enforcement. It’s good for patients, consumers, and for those running cannabis shops. We’d like your help as an important measure is being considered by Congress.
Currently, federal law enforcement that operates through the U.S. Department of Justice is prohibited from targeting medical cannabis businesses that follow state…
Stores will be open for curbside delivery only — thanks to all who contacted the Baker administration and their elected officials!
Today, Gov. Charlie Baker announced that adult-use cannabis retailers will be allowed to reopen on May 25. The stores, which had been ordered to cease operations on March 23, will be allowed to serve customers by curbside delivery only during the first phase of the commonwealth’s reopening.
Thanks to everyone who contacted Gov. Baker and other elected officials and…
Contact Gov. Baker and your state legislators and tell them cannabis businesses must be designated as essential!
Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker has ordered that all nonessential businesses cease operations until April 7. Medical cannabis dispensaries and package beverage stores have been designated as essential services, but adult-use cannabis businesses have not.
Please join with us in asking Gov. Baker to ensure that cannabis businesses are allowed to continue operating during the crisis.…
