Tag: DCP

Conn. DCP announces application dates, license numbers for adult-use cannabis businesses

Jan 05, 2022

adult-use cannabis businesses, adult-use licenses, adult-use market, applicants, application dates, Connecticut, CT, DCP, DCP Commissioner Michelle Seagull, Department of Consumer Protection, illegal operators, license numbers, license types, low license numbers, minority-owned businesses, small businesses, social equity

Just yesterday, the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection announced that it would begin accepting applications for adult-use licenses early next month.

Conn.: Urge the Department of Consumer Protection to create plenty of small business opportunities

Jan 03, 2022

adult-use licenses, cannabis business licenses, Commissioner of the Department of Consumer Protection, competition, Connecticut, Connecticut legalization law, Connecticut Social Equity Council, corporations, CT, DCP, Department of Consumer Protection, illicit market, legalization, license caps, low license caps, prices, small business opportunities, small businesses, supply and demand

Tomorrow, January 4, the Connecticut Social Equity Council will meet to move forward with their plan to begin accepting applications for adult-use licenses within the next several weeks. Under the Connecticut legalization law, the Department of Consumer of Protection (DCP) is allowed to set limits on the number of licenses that will be issued for each of the nine categories. We are calling on DCP to not set license caps, and if they must set license caps, that they be high.

CT Social Equity Council plans to begin accepting applications February 2022!

Dec 13, 2021

accelerator program, adult-use legalization, adult-use market, cannabis businesses, cannabis industry, Connecticut, Connecticut Social Equity Council, CT, DCP, Equity Joint Ventures, income and residency documentation requirements, licenses, social equity applicants, technical assistance program

On December 7, the Connecticut Social Equity Council approved income and residency documentation requirements for social equity applicants and cannabis businesses seeking to operate as Equity Joint Ventures. The approval is contingent upon the Council’s acceptance of an implementation plan for the accelerator and technical assistance programs, which will provide important business support to potential applicants.