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Las Vegas City Council approves drive-thru marijuana dispensaries
It was a 6-0 vote on the bill sponsored by Councilwoman Michele Fiore of Ward 6.
The move is similar to that made by the Clark County Commission in August 2020 to allow for drive-thru cannabis operations in that jurisdiction.
A rep for local dispensary Thrive Cannabis Marketplace says they’re elated that they will now be allowed to look into adding drive-thru windows at their City of Las Vegas locations.
“We’ve currently been operating a drive-thru cannabis dispensary in North Las Vegas, as the regulations are little bit different there. We’ve been operating that since July of 2020. And it has been a great way for us to process more customers and patients throughout the day due to the capacity restrictions,” said Ashley Blackwood, director of compliance at Thrive Cannabis Marketplace.
Nevada authorities aware of in-person NYE events, urge compliance with current COVID crowd caps
Events and gatherings are capped at 50 people
Revelers who want to ring in the New Year in Las Vegas still have plenty of in-person options to chose from and state health authorities are warning organizers there will be no exceptions made for the severe current COVID-19 restrictions related to crowd sizes and gatherings. On Monday, the state s COVID-19 Response Director Caleb Cage addressed the number of events encouraging members of the public to show up in-person to ring in 2021.
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LAS VEGAS (KTNV) â Revelers who want to ring in the New Year in Las Vegas still have plenty of in-person options to chose from and state health authorities are warning organizers there will be no exceptions made for the severe current COVID-19 restrictions related to crowd sizes and gatherings.