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NJ-CRC is inviting public input on new rules for cannabis consumption areas
Recreational cannabis sales more than $100 million in 2022 Q3
NJ-CRC approves proposed rules for consumption areas
NJ-CRC approves first annual licenses
NJ-CRC and the NJ Department of State announce free technical assistance program for cannabis entrepreneurs
NJ-CRC public meetings to be held in-person
NJ-CRC public meetings to be held in-person
“WIRE” document affirms existing employer rights and employee protections
Sales figures and tax revenue numbers on recreational and medicinal cannabis
New personal-use rules proposed for readoption and public comment
State sales tax eliminated for medicinal cannabis and products
NJ-CRC approves permanent expanded rules
Executive director Jeff Brown's and ODI director Wesley McWhite's opening remarks for the NJ-CRC's testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee Testimony on Thursday, May 12, 2022.
Report on customers and sales for first day of recreational cannabis sales
The first day of adult-use cannabis sales goes smoothly
Starting Thursday, April 21 New Jersey residents and visitors 21 years and older will be able to purchase recreational cannabis and cannabis products at 13 dispensaries across the state.
NJ-CRC to give ATCs approval to begin recreational sales on April 21
NJ-CRC approved applications from seven Alternative Treatment Centers
New meeting added to NJ-CRC schedule
The NJ-CRC approved the first 68 conditional recreational business license applications
First day of dispensary applications
Three virtual meetings to be held in March
For the fourth year in a row the NJ Poison Control Center has seen an increase in calls concerning children who accidentally consumed cannabis (marijuana, THC) edibles. Last year (2021), the NJ Poison Control Center assisted in the medical treatment of more than 150 children who were accidentally exposed to cannabis edibles — nearly 100 children 5-years-old and younger; more than 55 children between the ages of 6 and 12.
Por cuatro años consecutivos, el Centro de Control de Envenenamiento de Nueva Jersey ha visto un aumento en las llamadas relacionadas con niños que consumieron accidentalmente comestibles de cannabis (marihuana, THC). El año pasado (2021), el Centro de Control de Envenenamiento de NJ ayudó en el tratamiento médico de más de 150 niños, casi 100 niños de 5 años o menos; más de 55 niños entre las edades de 6 y 12 años que estuvieron expuestos accidentalmente a productos de cannabis.
Hundreds of cannabis entrepreneurs indicate plans to apply for recreational cannabis licenses
Awards and denial decisions made on 14 cannabis cultivation and vertically integrated companies
New Jersey’s Cannabis Regulatory Commission will host an informational webinar on Wednesday, October 13, at 7 p.m. ...
Rules marked by low application fees, priority considerations for minority groups and economically-disadvantaged entrepreneurs
Governor Murphy today announced the appointment of Charles Barker to the Cannabis Regulatory Commission (CRC), completing the five-member commission after previous rounds of appointments in November and February. Mr. Barker will fill the seat previously announced for William Wallace, who will transition to the senior staff role of Director of Labor Relations for the Commission.
Governor Murphy today announced three additional appointments to the Cannabis Regulatory Commission (CRC), completing the five-member commission after previously announcing the appointments of Commission Chair Dianna Houenou and Krista Nash. The Governor will appoint Maria Del Cid and William Wallace to the CRC. The Governor will also appoint Sam Delgado as a member of the Commission, upon the recommendation of Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin.
Governor Phil Murphy today signed historic adult-use cannabis reform bills into law, legalizing and regulating cannabis use and possession for adults 21 years and older (A21 – “The New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory, Enforcement Assistance, and Marketplace Modernization Act”) and decriminalizing marijuana and hashish possession (A1897). The Governor also signed S3454, clarifying marijuana and cannabis use and possession penalties for individuals younger than 21 years old.
Governor Murphy today announced his appointments of Dianna Houenou as Chair of the Cannabis Regulatory Commission, and Jeff Brown will serve as Executive Director of the Commission. The Governor will also appoint Krista Nash as a member of the Commission, upon the recommendation of Senate President Steve Sweeney.
Governor Phil Murphy today signed the Jake Honig Compassionate Use Medical Cannabis Act to dramatically reform New Jersey’s Medicinal Marijuana Program (MMP) and expand patient access to medical marijuana.
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