California Cannabis Control
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California Cannabis Control Summit will concentrate on cannabis-related Policy & Regulation, Public Health & Safety, Enforcement, Building & Fire Code.
California Cannabis Control (CCC) is a unique summit focusing on the various challenges the Medicinal and Adult-Use Cannabis Regulation and Safety Act (MAUCRSA) poses for municipal officials, such as mayors and their staff, cannabis program managers, city managers, county supervisors, zoning officials, building and fire code enforcement, law enforcement, city and county attorneys, and public health employees.
CCC offers California-specific content on the impacts of cannabis legalization in the public sector. This gathering of cannabis regulators, law enforcement, and public health officials offers insights into best practices and lessons learned in the first year of cannabis legalization in California. The summit is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to hear about the California experience and learn concrete lessons from cannabis regulators in municipalities large and small, urban and rural.
The summit will provide a deep dive into issues that are important to municipalities of all sizes, highlighting licensing and permitting, social equity, and law enforcement. The program will focus on both California state regulation and municipal regulation at the county and city level, featuring a dynamic lineup of speakers and panelists, including representatives from state regulatory agencies like the BCC, CDFA, CDPH, CDTFA, and municipalities of varying sizes that have implemented cannabis regulation.
You have questions, we have answers. Don’t miss out on this one-of-a-kind event!
Attend the California Cannabis Control summit to:
- Gain insights into best practices and hear about lessons learned from state
regulators and peers who have implemented cannabis regulations - Connect and network with colleagues from state regulatory agencies and
various municipalities - Get in-depth technical knowledge on enforcement, public health, licensing,
and economic impacts of legal cannabis - Learn how to cooperate with state cannabis regulation and enforcement
entities - Receive an update on the impacts of cannabis legalization on the public
sector
Interested in Speaking?
Contact Katherine Blair
KatherineB@infocastevents.com
818-888-4445 ext 22
Interested in Sponsoring?
Contact Jeffrey Shapiro
JeffreyS@infocastevents.com
818-888-4445 ext 65
Downloads
AgendaFeatured Speakers
Joseph Devlin
Chief of Cannabis Policy & Enforcement
CITY OF SACRAMENTO
Nicole Elliott
Director, Office of Cannabis
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO
Alexander Freedman
City Attorney
CITY OF LOS ANGELES
Randall Fulmer
Policy Analyst
LOS ANGELES COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER AND BUSINESS AFFAIRS
Greg Minor
Assistant to the City Administrator, Nuisance Abatement/Special Activity Permits Division
CITY OF OAKLAND
Megan McClurg
Deputy City Attorney
CITY OF CHULA VISTA
Scott Moon
Division Chief Fire Marshall
SANTA ROSA FIRE DEPARTMENT
Cat Packer
Executive Director, Department of Cannabis Regulation
CITY OF LOS ANGELES
Tim Ricard
Cannabis Program Manager
SONOMA COUNTY
Sergeant Michael Varga
Special Investigations Unit,
CHULA VISTA POLICE DEPARTMENT
Helena Williams
Captain, Drug Evaluation & Classification Program
CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL
Full List of Participating Organizations
- California Department of Food and Agriculture
- California Department of Tax and Fee Administration
- California Highway Patrol
- California State Association of Counties
- Chula Vista Police Department
- City of Chula Vista
- City of Los Angeles
- City of Los Angeles Department of Cannabis Regulation
- City of San Francisco
- City of Oakland Office of Administration
- Oakland Police Department
- Los Angeles County Department of Consumer and Business Affairs
- Sacramento City Council
- Sacramento Fire Department
- San Francisco Department of Public Health
- Santa Rosa City Council
- Santa Rosa Fire Department
- Sonoma County
Registration
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Terms & Conditions
Terms & Conditions
Team Discounts
For teams of three or more from the same organization, the third and subsequent registrants qualify for a 50% discount. Discounts cannot be combined.
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