Princeton’s Cannabis Task Force To Hold Public Meeting June 23

PRINCETON, NJ — Earlier this year, Princeton formed the Cannabis Task Force with the aim to recommend whether the township should host a cannabis dispensary or not.

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The task force will be holding its first meeting with the public on June 23 at 6 p.m. Chaired by Eve Niedergang, the task force includes councilmembers Michelle Pirone Lambros and Leticia Fraga, and members of the community.

The meeting will hear input from the public on the possibility of a cannabis dispensary in Princeton.

Also on the agenda is a discussion on cannabis licensing and zoning. The task force aims to focus on equity and social justice issues around cannabis usage and dispensaries.

To attend the Cannabis Task Force meeting, click here.

In last year’s election, Mercer County voted overwhelmingly in favor of legalizing recreational marijuana. According to official results, 71.25 percent of Mercer County residents voted in favor, and 28.75 percent opposed it.