NEW JERSEY – The New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission will now host their public meetings in-person.
Starting with the next scheduled one on Thursday, October 27 at 1:00 p.m., the meetings will be held in the hearing room at the Civil Service Commission building, 44 South Clinton Avenue in Trenton.
The meeting will also be livestreamed on the Commission’s YouTube channel.
With the change to in-person meetings, those who register to speak during a public comment period will need to be present at the meeting. The Commission will not be able to accept public comments virtually. Comments will continue to be accepted in writing on NJ-CRC’s website.
The meeting venue is conveniently located less than a block from Trenton Transit Center, close to bus stops, and close to US 1. Paid parking is available on the surrounding streets and in an adjoining parking garage.
With limited seating capacity in the meeting room, interested parties are encouraged to watch the meetings online, unless they wish to speak during the public comment period or have other specific reason to attend in person. For public safety, no one will be allowed to enter if the meeting room is at capacity. Everyone entering the building is required to show government-issued photo identification.
The New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission establishes and enforces the rules and regulations governing the licensing, cultivation, testing, selling, and purchasing of cannabis in the state.
