Red Bank ordinances, or lack thereof, create cannabis free-for-all
A plan to make cannabis dispensaries less regulated in one Monmouth County community may be creating a cannabis free-for-all that could last five years.
News 12 Staff
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Nov 29, 2022, 11:08 AM
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Updated 511 days ago
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5h agoA plan to make cannabis dispensaries less regulated in one Monmouth County community may be creating a cannabis free-for-all that could last five years.
Officials in Red Bank chose to forgo a summer deadline to create ordinances that could have prohibited or limited cannabis sales, distribution or growth in the area.
The policy is now expected to remain intact for the next five years.
