The California Bureau of Cannabis Control began accepting license
applications on Friday, December 8 and will begin verifying
local permits and ordinances with each local jurisdiction’s
designated point of contact. This point of contact was collected
through a recent survey. Once the Bureau receives an application
from an applicant in your county, they will be sending a letter
to verify the local permit submitted to them.
CSAC’s Cannabis Working Group will host a call on Friday,
December 22 at 10 am to discuss the state’s newly opened
license application process and the recently released emergency
regulations from the Bureau of Cannabis Control, California
Department of Food and Agriculture, and California Department of
Public Health.
CSAC is a co-signatory of comment letters to each of the lead
licensing agencies in conjunction with the Rural County
Representatives and Urban Counties of California. The state is
expected to begin issuing licenses in January 2018 through these
newly released emergency regulations.
