Sacramento City Council unanimously approved a resolution on Tuesday that paves the way for three new marijuana dispensaries in the city. The city is currently home to 34 operational storefront dispensaries and is capped at 40 per city code. An ordinance change will be brought to the council in the coming weeks and is expected to create a new limit of 43 dispensaries. It is unlikely that Sacramento will reach that maximum number in 2025. In recent years, people have taken years to open a storefront dispensary in the city. “This doesn’t mean that we’re going to, all of a sudden, have three additional dispensaries open overnight,” said Councilmember Caity Maple on Tuesday. “They’re going to start their process. It’s going to take time, and all this is going to happen gradually.”
Sacramento will get 3 new marijuana dispensaries with city council’s support
