Sacramento Cracks Down on Illegal Grow Houses

As of Sept. 28, 2017, it’s illegal to grow more than six plants inside a residential home. Cannabis must be grown indoors and must not generate an odor that can be detected outside the home or by neighbors.

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The above meetings contain cannabis-related items on its agenda. All meetings take place at the Council Chamber at New City Hall unless otherwise stated.

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Cannabis News

City Council to Discuss Implementation of Equity Program at August 9 Council meeting.

City to Discuss Undue Concentration of Cannabis Cultivation Sites in Power Inn Alliance Area

A Message from CDPH to Cannabis Manufacturers Regarding Expiring Temporary Licenses

CDPH Releases Emergency Regulations for Cannabis Manufacturing in Shared-Use Facilities

Delivery Registry Update: Due to March 31, 2018 falling on a Saturday and City Hall being closed on March 30, 2018 in observance of Cesar Chavez Day, the registry deadline is extended to Monday, April 2, 2018.

What is Legal and Illegal Beginning January 1, 2018? Know the Law.

State Releases Emergency Regulations for Medicinal and Adult Use Cannabis

Bureau of Cannabis Control (BCC) releases brochure explaining temporary license procedure.

CDPH Launches Cannabis Public Education Campaign

New Ordinance Limits Residential Grows to 6 Plants Per Household

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Report Illegal Cannabis Activities

Is there an illegal cannabis cultivation going on in your neighborhood? Report illegal grow to the Sacramento Police Department. Report illegal delivery and other illegal commercial cannabis activities to 311@cityofsacramento.org. To report odors from a cannabis operation, contact the Office of Cannabis Policy and Enforcement immediately at 916-808-8955.

Fingerprinting Requirements for BOP Applications

Effective July 1, 2017, LiveScan fingerprinting will be done strictly by appointment only. Please contact the Permits staff at (916) 808-5852 to make an appointment.