Audit: Connecticut cannabis social equity agency followed ‘questionable practices’
The agency that oversees Connecticut’s cannabis social equity funding and license approval is a dysfunctional workplace with no strategic plan, a state audit shows.
Connecticut Medical Marijuana News
The agency that oversees Connecticut’s cannabis social equity funding and license approval is a dysfunctional workplace with no strategic plan, a state audit shows.
The government body that manages social equity activity for Connecticut’s adult-use cannabis market, has a new executive director.
Sales of THC-infused beverages in Connecticut now will be allowed only at state-licensed liquor stores and cannabis retailers.
Connecticut’s governor is halting the distribution of funds from the state’s marijuana social equity fund while the program is reviewed.
Some emerging adult-use marijuana markets are working to improve on the initial weak points of Colorado’s model, such as its lack of social equity.
New restrictions on products containing hemp-derived cannabinoids in Iowa and Connecticut protect low-dose hemp beverages.
Connecticut officials appointed Erin Gorman Kirk of Norwalk as the state’s first cannabis ombudsperson tasked with safeguarding the state’s medical marijuana program.