As local governments across the nation look to expand their tax base during the recession, several in Colorado are contemplating loosening restrictions on marijuana companies, including prohibitions on home delivery, repealing bans on adult-use or medical cannabis sales, and adding new social equity business permits.
According to Denver alt-weekly Westword, some of the cities and counties weighing major changes include:
- Denver: Considering allowing MJ delivery and social equity permits.
- Aurora: Considering allowing MJ delivery and social equity permits.
- Lakewood: Might have rec MJ ballot measure to allow production and sales.
- Littleton: Will likely have rec MJ ballot measure to allow production and sales.
- Adams County: County officials approved new rec MJ business permits.
- Broomfield: Will have a rec MJ ballot measure to allow production and sales.
- Trinidad: Might allow consumption lounges.
- Dillon: Might allow consumption lounges.
