Delaware’s first weekend of recreational marijuana sales generated more than $903,000 in revenue from medical and adult sales, according to state officials, marking a successful start to the state’s adult-use cannabis market.
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Delaware lawmakers are reacting to the state’s final preparations to launch recreational cannabis sales, set to begin Aug. 1.
Delaware will officially begin legal adult-use marijuana sales on Aug. 1, marking a major milestone in the state’s cannabis legalization efforts.
Governor Matt Meyer announced Monday his nomination of Joshua Sanderlin, to serve as Delaware’s new Marijuana Commissioner. This comes after Robert Coupe stepped down in January.
The Slaughter Beach Town Council met to discuss a possible marijuana ordinance on Monday, potentially taking the next step in regulating cannabis within the community. No decision was made but discussions continue.
On Dec. 19, a lottery was held for 15 open retail marijuana licenses available in the first state. While the winners were chosen that day, the names have now been made available.
Milford School Board Vice President, Matt Bucher, sent a letter to the Milford City Council and mayor, saying he is not in support of allowing the sale of cannabis in the city, emphasizing problems with the schools.
Worcester County is reviewing a plan that would classify cannabis dispensaries as a special exception to its General and Highway Commercial districts. These businesses are currently viewed the same as a retail pharmacy.
On Monday, the Ocean City Council passed the second reading of a new ordinance to align local cannabis regulations with state laws, putting the new rules into effect.
On Monday the Ocean City Council conducted the first reading of a proposal to modify the town’s cannabis laws.