Akron considers new law to heavily regulate medical marijuana bu stat : Cleveland19

Akron is considering a new law to heavily regulate medical marijuana businesses. "We want to be ahead of the game and have things in place," said Akron City Council president Marilyn Keith. The City Council is looking at a new licensing process for potential growers. The city had put into a place a one-year moratorium on the sale of medical marijuana which expires in a few months. So far, no one has spoken out publicly against allowing medical marijuana facilities in Akron, but city officials say there has been some specific interest in buildings downtown for a medical marijuana facility and they want residents to know they'll be secure and indoors.




North Dakota legislators replaced that law with a new one they wrote during the recent legislative session. North Dakota voters approved an initiated measure six months ago legalizing marijuana use for medical purposes. The North Dakota program's budget allows for six full-time employees. The undertaking represents uncharted territory for the department and the medical marijuana division's director, Kenan Bullinger, a department veteran who was appointed to his position in February. A fiscal note attached to the medical marijuana bill estimated 1,900 qualified patients would register in the first year, along with 950 designated caregivers.


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