On Aug. 20 the Napa County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to adopt a resolution that will allow voters to choose where cannabis cultivation operations will be allowed in county areas. 

Measure J will be put before the vote instead of being immediately adopted by the board. 


The locations of cannabis grow operations in the area are a constant, ongoing contested issue.  “You can have a cannabis grow an hour and a half away from a tasting room and have clients at the tasting room smell the marijuana as if it’s growing right next to them,” said Napa County Fram Bureau CEO Ryan Klobas. 

​For people like Klobas, the cannabis industry is often viewed as a threat to Napa County’s staple win industry.  The bill would impose limits on the size of grow operations, which may benefit smaller growers, but would place restrictions on where they can be located to proximity to vineyards and other business.

Recent reports of respiratory illnesses have many of us questioning the safety of vaping. 
One thing is clear, these illnesses linked to vaping have been traced to the unlicensed market — not the legal market.
While the Center for Disease Control (CDC) is still investigating the outbreak, they do suggest that consumers monitor themselves for symptoms and seek prompt medical attention if they experience cough, shortness of breath, chest pain or nausea and vomiting.  And of course, the CDC is urging people to only purchase vape pens from legal, licensed dispensaries.
If you are at all concerned or have any questions, please reach out to us.  You can come in and speak with one of our budtenders or just give us a call!   We really care about you and ensuring that you have the best experience when purchasing cannabis.

Please visit us at Flower to the People Cannabis dispensary.