Pleasantville: Yes - City Council in December unanimously approved three ordinances allowing a pair of cultivators to operate within the city and paving the way for retail sales in the future. Galloway Township: Yes - The township unanimously voted on two plans in July to allowing the operation of companies wanting to cultivate, manufacture, wholesale, distribute or deliver cannabis. Hamilton Township: Yes - Council unanimously passed an ordinance in August to allow cannabis establishments, distributors and delivery services within the township. Members of council have the power decide if such businesses can operate in their respective wards.īrigantine: No - The city banned the sale and public use of cannabis in April.Įgg Harbor City: Yes - City Council in August passed an ordinance establishing all six marketplace classes of licensed cannabis businesses. Here is where some of those municipalities currently stand within the seven southern counties: (This list will be updated.) Atlantic CountyĪtlantic City: Yes - City Council voted in July to ban cannabis business from the Boardwalk. Municipalities that opted out before Aug.

Municipalities that took no action essentially have allowed legal marijuana businesses to operate there. 21 to decide whether to allow such businesses to operate within their jurisdictions or opt out. Murphy's push to legalize marijuanaĪfter the state voted to legalize the recreational use of cannabis, New Jersey municipalities had until Aug. Watch Video: Watch: South Jersey reacts to Gov.

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