US EditionMarijuana dispensaries, psilocybin centers on Redmond ballots in November
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Marijuana dispensaries, psilocybin centers on Redmond ballots in November
Despite being legal in Oregon since 2014, Redmond hasn’t allowed for recreational marijuana dispensaries within city limits. In 2022, Redmond voters put a temporary ban on psilocybin (natural psychedelic found in some mushroom types) centers for two years. As the ban ends Dec. 31, voters will decide whether or not to keep the ban going. If the ordinance allowing marijuana dispensaries is passed, a 3% tax charge will be placed on any items contai…
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