We are an advisory and operational support firm located in Upstate, New York that specializes in providing local individuals, groups, municipalities, and institutions of higher learning with the technical know-how to approach post-prohibition opportunities.
We are powered by the collective knowledge and expertise of local New Yorkers and industry experts with real world experience in the legal cannabis space.
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Cannasigliere launched the New York Adult-Use Municipal Tracking Map in April 2021 as a free service to one and all. Averaging over 10,000 views a month, the tracking map is the first of its kind in New York and the most up-to-date resource for keeping tabs on the opt-in/out standings of cities, towns, and villages across the state. The map consists of hundreds of hours of work and includes thousands of exerts from heavily scrutinized articles, municipal agendas, Department of State filings, and meeting minutes from across the state, as well as direct contributions from dozens of NY's mayors, town supervisors, journalists, and local activists.
We are extremely proud of this grassroots effort that went into getting the word out about public hearings between legalization and the opt-out deadline and are happy to have played a small role in shining a light on these statewide decision-making processes.
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Used to signify that a municipality elected to opt in to both dispensaries and onsite consumption establishments.
Used to signify that a municipality has opted out of allowing dispensaries and/or social consumption licenses.
Used to indicated municipalities which have elected to allow dispensaries to operate but not onsite businesses.
Indicates that the status of the municipality is unknown.
These reflect the location of existing medical dispensaries.
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NY Cannabis Insider is hosting its first in-person conference in Albany on May 20th. The event will feature expert panels, networking, a vendor fair and more. Tickets are available now.
Though New York legalized adult-use marijuana last year, interpreting some of the state regulations — both enacted and proposed — can be daunting.
NY Cannabis Insider is here to help, and today we’ll begin answering the frequently asked questions we overhear in the cannabis space.
Some questions will be answered by industry experts, others by our journalists, and a few from the Office of Cannabis Management — which recently debuted its “Cannabis Conversations”. . .
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The legalization of recreational marijuana has arrived in New York State. The oversight commission and Office of Cannabis Management opened in Albany in October. The tax rates and initial revenue recipients have been determined and once OCM establishes industry regulations — it expects to have those regulations done by the end of March — the long-awaited business of selling recreational marijuana will begin in New York State.
Municipalities had until the end of 2021 to specifically opt out of allowing dispensaries and consumption sites. If they don’t opt in or out, they’re in. Opt-in and opt-out clarification an be found at . . .
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