No. The City of Brentwood prohibits, in all zoning districts in the city, all non-medical marijuana facilities including the establishment of adult-use cannabis dispensaries. The city does not issue, approve, or grant any permit, license, or other entitlement for the operation of a cannabis dispensary.
No. In accordance with Chapter 9.50.030 of the Brentwood Municipal Code, medical marijuana facilities, including medical marijuana dispensaries, are banned from operating anywhere in the city. No person may participate as an employee, volunteer, or agent in any manner or capacity in a medical cannabis dispensary in Brentwood.
Per Chapter 9.50.060 of the Brentwood Municipal Code, the origination or acceptance of deliveries of cannabis for any purpose is prohibited in all areas of the city. No person or entity may deliver or transport marijuana, including medical cannabis, from any mobile or fixed location, either inside or outside the city, to any persons in the city. Therefore, persons who buy cannabis online from other California cities will have to visit the retail locations to pick up their orders.
You cannot visit a cannabis dispensary in Brentwood, as medical and non-medical cannabis dispensaries are prohibited in all zoning districts in the city.
There are no laws promulgated to guide cannabis dispensary operations in the city, as such activities are illegal there.
Pot is legal for recreational purposes in Brentwood in accordance with Proposition 64. Residents and visitors to Brentwood are required to adhere to the following rules and regulations:
Medical marijuana was legalized in Brentwood and other California locations in 1996 via the Compassionate Use Act (CUA). The CUA, following several amendments, allows persons with specific debilitating conditions approved by the California Department of Health to use marijuana to treat their conditions. The conditions approved by the state to be treated with cannabis are:
The state also allows patients to get optional medical marijuana cards that can help law enforcement officers identify and verify that cardholders are able to possess and cultivate marijuana legally. A California medical marijuana card also allows the cardholder to avoid paying sales tax on medical marijuana purchases. While there are no dispensaries in the city, the card is valid in all California jurisdictions and may be used to purchase medical cannabis in those locations. Per the Medicinal and Adult-Use Cannabis Regulation and Safety Act (MAUCRSA), patients can carry up to 8 ounces of cannabis concentrates and grow 12 immature and 6 mature marijuana plants. Unlike recreational cannabis users in the city, medical cannabis users are not allowed to share cannabis with other patients.
The California Department of Health issues medical marijuana cards to qualified persons through the county health offices. Therefore, if you are eligible to apply for a medical marijuana card in Brentwood, you must apply to the Contra Costa County Health Services for a California medical marijuana card. To be eligible for a medical marijuana ID card, you must have a certification issued by a California physician to use medical cannabis and reside in the City of Brentwood.
Only persons who have been granted application submission appointments may visit the county office to submit a medical marijuana card application. To schedule an application submission appointment with the county office, call (925) 313-1126 or visit the Contra Costa Public Health Vital Registration at:
Medical Marijuana ID Card Program
10 Douglas Drive, Ste #220
Martinez, CA 94553
You must provide the following at the appointment:
Your photograph will be taken during your visit to the county health office. Subsequently, the Contra Costa Vital Registration office will send the photo and your application data to the state public health department. You will receive a notification from the Vital Registration office within 35 days to pick up your card.
It is permitted to use cannabis in private Brentwood homes but not in public areas, such as schools, daycare facilities, banks, driveways, streets, and inside public or private vehicles.
Cannabis retailers are banned in Brentwood.
Cannabis sales do not occur in the city as no entity has been licensed to sell the substance there.
Cannabis strains are not popular in Brentwood, as dispensaries are illegal in the city.
Cannabis smoking in public areas is not allowed in Brentwood.
For recreational users, the legal limit is 28.5 grams of marijuana or 8 grams of concentrated cannabis. Also, legal adult users can have up to six cannabis plants of any maturity level in their possession. Medical marijuana users, on the other hand, are permitted to have up to 8 ounces of cannabis concentrate in their possession and can cultivate up to 6 mature or 12 non-flowering plants.
When transported securely, cannabis can be shipped to Brentwood from anywhere in the State of California. However, crossing state boundaries with cannabis into Brentwood is a violation of federal law.
No. Per Chapter 9.50.060 of the Brentwood Municipal Code, the origination or acceptance of deliveries of marijuana for any purpose is prohibited in all zoning districts in the city.
No cannabis dispensary has been established in the City of Brentwood.
There are no dispensaries in the city.
Cannabis retailers are prohibited in the City of Brentwood.
Brentwood is not home to any cannabis dispensaries.
Brentwood does not allow dispensaries to operate within its borders.
City authorities in Brentwood ban marijuana dispensaries.
No cannabis sellers operate in the city.
There are no marijuana retailers in Brentwood.
Cannabis dispensaries are banned businesses in the city.
There are no approved marijuana retail stores in Brentwood.
No weed stores are allowed to operate in Brentwood per the city’s municipal code.
The California Department of Cannabis Control (DCC) regulates cannabis activities in Brentwood. You may contact the department using the contact details on its website.
To report any illicit cannabis activities in Brentwood, file a complaint with the Department of Cannabis Control (DCC) or the Brentwood Police Department. To contact the Brentwood PD, call (925) 809-7911.