As the informal cannabis holiday, 4/20, approaches, officials in Sacramento are reaching out to the community to stress the importance of celebrating responsibly and within the bounds of the law. Everyone planning to partake should be aware of the current regulations surrounding the use of cannabis in the city.
It’s important to observe that even though the City has plans to eventually open cannabis social consumption lounges, the existing rules on public consumption have not yet shifted. According to a statement obtained by Sacramento City Express, “Even with social consumption lounges on the horizon, it’s important for people to know the current laws haven’t changed,” explained the City’s Office of Cannabis Management leader, Al Romero-Gibu. This means that until these lounges officially open their doors, using cannabis in any public space, be it parks, sidewalks, or while in a vehicle, remains illegal.
For those 21 and older looking to legally purchase cannabis, they must adhere to the limit of 28.5 grams of dried flower and eight grams of concentrated cannabis per day. It is also vital to note that handing over or selling cannabis to individuals under 21 is against the law. As for obtaining cannabis, one should only buy from permitted dispensaries and delivery services…