Several people in the community came out to voice their favor, or opposition, to the ordinance.
“We already have real medical cannabis available to patients. We do not need pot shops in our community,” one woman said.It would authorize medical cannabis dispensaries to operate within the city limits.
District 6 Councilman Scott Jones who is also a veteran, doesn’t agree with the use of marijuana for medical treatment. In response to Councilman Jones’ comments, District 2 Councilman William Carroll felt it would be better to have it legalized as opposed to people continuing to sell it illegally in the streets.
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