Napa City Council set to vote on allowing retail cannabis sales in Napa

An ordinance amendment allowing adult-use retail cannabis sales in Napa is headed toward the final step of Napa City Council approval Tuesday evening. Napa currently only permits medical sales of cannabis, which means customers are required to have a physician-approved medical card to purchase cannabis products. But most California cities, like Napa, still don’t allow adult-use cannabis sales. Aimee Henry, an owner of Napa Cannabis Collective, said allowing adult-use sales will essentially allow her business to become sustainable. The amendment allowing adult-use sales would come into effect 30 days following Napa City Council approval.