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Sales data for December won’t be available until January, but the trend is alarming

Erin Gorman Kirk said the state was trying to keep the medical cannabis market afloat. From the moment of formation the country’s first cannabis ombudsmanKirk worked with lawmakers to make it easier to get a cannabis medical card, and to keep those cards valid for longer and in more places.

It didn’t help. At the program’s peak in October 2021, Connecticut had 54,000 registered medical cannabis patients, a number that has dropped from nearly 49,000 to 31,400 over the past three years.

“I have to say it’s a shocking decline,” Kirk said. “And we’ve done all these ways.”

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Voting 4-1 occurred last Wednesday

A moratorium that prohibits cannabis institutions in Trumbul has been expanded. However, a business with cannabis with dispensaries in Ferfield and Hartford said he was interested in expanding the city.

The Planning and Loan Commission approved the expansion of the moratorium on Wednesday 4-1, which made it the fourth expansion, as the moratorium was created in August 2021, two months after Ned Lamont’s governor signed the SB-12201, which, which legalized recreational marijuana In the state. Legal Retail Sales Recreation cannabis It began in the state in January 2023.

Ben coat, Chief Director for Business Development at SweetSpot Cannabis Dispensary in StemfordHe asked the commission not to extend the moratorium and said that the company was interested in expanding Trumbul.

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