Leadership Challenges and Applicant Delays Plague Jersey City Cannabis Control Board

Overview: The recent Jersey City Cannabis Control Board meeting highlighted significant operational challenges, including leadership dissatisfaction and procedural delays affecting local cannabis businesses.

Jersey City Cannabis Control Board Faces Heat Over Garden Greens LLC Renewal Amid Harassment Allegations

Overview: The Jersey City Cannabis Control Board meeting on September 11, 2024, was marked by discussions, particularly surrounding the renewal application for Garden Greens LLC, amid allegations of employee misconduct and community dissatisfaction. The board also deliberated on other applications, including those from JC Element, Earth, and Locomotive, while addressing community impact and regulatory compliance concerns.

Jersey City Grapples with Oversaturation of Cannabis Dispensaries on Newark Avenue

Overview: During the recent Jersey City Cannabis Control Board meeting, concerns were raised about the rising concentration of cannabis dispensaries on Newark Avenue. This issue has sparked discussions about community impact, economic implications, and the board’s responsibilities in regulating the cannabis industry within the city.

Jersey City Approves Cannabis Business with Local Legend, Pending Security Plan

Overview: The Jersey City Cannabis Control Board meeting on July 22, 2024, saw several decisions, with the most significant being the approval of a cannabis business application for a well-known local figure, contingent upon security plan approval. The discussions also highlighted ongoing issues with application procedures and board member attendance.

Jersey City Cannibas [Cannabis] Board Tackles License Renewals and Regulation Challenges

Overview: The Jersey City Cannabis Control Board recently convened to address several issues surrounding the local cannabis industry, with discussions focusing on license renewals, regulatory challenges, and concerns over board member attendance and the efficacy of the current cannabis ordinance. The meeting saw the board recommend the renewal of licenses for Downtown Flower LLC and The Cannabis Place for 420 Corporation while also debating the impact of unlicensed cannabis sales and the sustainability of the growing number of cannabis businesses in the city.