No. Pursuant to the Rialto Ordinance No. 1594, marijuana dispensaries are not permitted to be established in the City of Rialto.
No. Ordinance No. 1594 of the City of Rialto bans the establishment of medical marijuana dispensaries in the city.
No. You cannot purchase marijuana from online weed dispensaries in Rialto, as the operations of marijuana dispensaries are illegal in the city.
There are no approved cannabis dispensaries in the City of Rialto. So, you cannot yet visit a dispensary in the city.
Marijuana dispensaries are illegal in Rialto. Hence, there are no dispensary laws enacted in the city.
Proposition 64 made it legal for Rialto and California adults to use recreational marijuana. However, it also permits California jurisdictions to ban cannabis businesses from operating within their borders. While Rialto prohibits cannabis dispensaries from setting up within its limits, it does not restrict individuals of legal age from possessing, using, or growing cannabis pursuant to Proposition 64 and the MAUCRSA. Hence, the following cannabis possession, use, and cultivation laws apply in the City of Rialto:
Rialto residents over the age of 21 may possess and use up to
28.5 grams of marijuana or 8 grams of concentrated marijuana
Individuals aged 21 or older may cultivate up to six live cannabis plants at home for personal recreational use
Outdoor cannabis cultivation is banned in Rialto
It is illegal to ship marijuana across state lines
Driving a motor vehicle under the influence of cannabis is prohibited
Consuming cannabis in public areas is illegal
Marijuana possession or consumption on federal lands and buildings is not allowed
Rialto residents may not use marijuana within 1,000 feet of a school or childcare facility
Although California recreational cannabis law requires cannabis buyers and users to be 21 or older, you can. If you are 18 or older and have a qualifying ailment, you may purchase medicinal cannabis. SB 420, commonly known as the Medical Marijuana Program Act, allows individuals with qualifying illnesses to possess, use, and cultivate cannabis for personal uses, provided they have gotten medical marijuana cards from state-licensed physicians.
Obtaining a medical marijuana identification card under SB420 is optional, but individuals who have obtained such cards can avoid sales taxes on medical marijuana. The card is also acceptable statewide, meaning Rialto residents holding medical marijuana cards can purchase medical cannabis products from other California jurisdictions. Patients with medical marijuana cards may possess up to 226.8 grams of concentrated cannabis and grow up to six mature or twelve immature cannabis plants.
Before obtaining a medical marijuana card in Rialto, you must fulfill the eligibility requirement. To be eligible, you must reside in Rialto and obtain medical cannabis certification attesting that you have one or more California Department of Public Health-approved medical conditions. The approved medical conditions for medical marijuana use are:
Severe nausea
Glaucoma
Migraine
Arthritis
Anorexia
Chronic pain
AIDS
Cancer
Cachexia
Seizures, including seizures with epilepsy
Persistent muscle spasms, including those related to multiple sclerosis
Any other medical symptom that substantially limits your ability to conduct a significant life activity listed in the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
After confirming that you meet the eligibility requirements, you may schedule an appointment with the San Bernardino County Department of Public Health to complete a medical marijuana identification card application (MMIC). According to state law, applications for MMICs may only be submitted at county health offices. The county health office does not accept walk-in submissions by applicants. To schedule an appointment, call the county public health office at (800) 782-4264.
To complete your application, the following will be required:
Completed medical marijuana card application form
The original written recommendation of the patient's medical records or medical documentation (CDPH 9044 form)
A government-issued photo identification, such as a State of California-issued driver's license or California ID. If you are under 18 and lack photographic identification, you may substitute a certified copy of your birth certificate in place of the photo identification
Proof of residence in the City of Rialto with your name and current physical address
Application fee of $100, or $50 if you are a Medi-Cal beneficiary. Payment can be made by cash, cashier check, or money order. Note that exact change is required
A completed application must be submitted to the:
San Bernardino County Department of Public Health
Medical Marijuana Identification Card Program (MMICP)
340 N. Mountain View Avenue
San Bernardino, CA 92415-0010
Medical marijuana card applications are accepted by the San Bernardino County Department of Public Health appointment only on Mondays and Wednesdays between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Upon submitting your application, the physician's license will be verified with the Medical Board of California or the Osteopathic Medical Board of California. The physician's recommendation will also be verified with the physician's office. It may take up to 35 days after submitting your application to receive your Medical Marijuana Identification Card. To ensure delivery, a county health office staff will contact you to pick up your card when it becomes available.
It is legal to use cannabis within private residences in Rialto. The public use of marijuana is not allowed.
There are no marijuana dispensaries in Rialto. The city bans the operations of cannabis dispensaries.
Rialto does not approve any cannabis sales within its borders.
The sale of cannabis and cannabis products is illegal in Rialto.
No. Smoking cannabis in public in Rialto is illegal.
Rialto residents aged 21 or older can possess up to 8 grams of dried cannabis and 28.5 grams of cannabis at once. Registered medical marijuana patients in the city can possess up to 8 ounces of cannabis at once. Qualified medical marijuana patients may cultivate up to 6 mature or 12 immature cannabis plants in Rialto.
No. Shipping marijuana across state lines is a federal offense and is prohibited in the City of Rialto.
No. You cannot order weed online, as marijuana dispensaries are prohibited in Rialto.
No. There are no cannabis dispensaries in Rialto.
Tourists cannot use weed dispensaries in Rialto as the city bans the operations of cannabis dispensaries.
It is illegal to purchase weed within Rialto, as marijuana dispensaries are banned.
Rialto prohibits the operations of cannabis dispensaries within its jurisdiction.
The City of Rialto has not approved any dispensary to operate in the city.
No dispensaries are authorized to dispense marijuana in the City of Rialto.
Dispensaries are not allowed to operate within the borders of Rialto.
You cannot visit a dispensary in Rialto, as cannabis dispensaries are banned in the city.
There are no authorized cannabis dispensaries in the City of Rialto.
With no authorized marijuana dispensaries in the City of Rialto, you cannot legally purchase marijuana.
You cannot enter a dispensary yet in Rialto, as there are no approved cannabis dispensaries in the city.
Commercial cannabis operations are illegal in the City of Rialto and, therefore, not regulated. However, you may contact the Rialto Manager or the California Department of Cannabis Control for more information on the city's permitted and illegal cannabis operations.
You may report illegal cannabis activities in the City of Rialto by contacting the Rialto Police department or the California DCC (Department of Cannabis Control).