Council to consider medical cannabis dispensary licensing framework
the City Attorney·Nov 10, 2026
Legal & Settlements
If approved, would establish a new business license category for medical cannabis dispensaries in Birmingham, enabling the regulated retail of medical marijuana products to qualifying patients.
🏛Funding source:
General Fund
📋Action type:
Ordinance
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