No. Upland prohibits the establishment of cannabis dispensaries in accordance with Chapter 9.48.040 of its Municipal Code.
No. Chapter 9.48.040 of the Upland Municipal Code makes the establishment of medical marijuana dispensaries illegal in the city. Therefore, you cannot find medical marijuana dispensaries in the City of Upland.
Upland has imposed a ban on the operation of storefront and non-storefront cannabis dispensaries, meaning persons looking to purchase cannabis online from cannabis businesses in the city will be unable to do so. However, they may purchase cannabis from other cities and towns in California where cannabis retail businesses are approved to operate.
You cannot visit a cannabis dispensary in the City of Upland due to the prohibition of such cannabis businesses in the city.
There are no provisions in the Upland City Municipal Code relating to the operations of cannabis dispensaries. Precisely, the operations of such establishments are illegal in the city.
In Upland, adults 21 or older can use marijuana for recreational purposes under the Adult Use of Marijuana Act (AUMA). California voters adopted the proposition in November 2016, allowing residents of legal age to possess, consume, and produce marijuana for personal use without risking criminal repercussions.
Pursuant to the AUMA, it is legal for Upland residents of legal age to cultivate up to six cannabis plants and have up to 1 ounce of marijuana flower or 8 grams of concentrates in their possession. The AUMA allows adults aged 21 or older to transfer up to 1 ounce of cannabis flower or 8 grams of cannabis concentrates to other individuals who are 21 years or older. However, cash or any other form of compensation may not be involved in such transfers.
The following regulations are outlined in the AUMA:
It is unlawful to smoke weed in public places
It is illegal to distribute or sell cannabis to minors
It is illegal to drive or operate a motor vehicle while under the influence of cannabis
Possession of cannabis on federal property is not permitted
Note that under the provisions of the Upland City code, it is illegal for any entity or business to sell cannabis within the city
The following are regulations relating to medical cannabis in the City of Upland:
Legal Status and Eligibility: California legalized medical marijuana through Proposition 215 in 1996, making the use of cannabis for medical purposes legal in all its jurisdictions for persons suffering from certain medical conditions. Such persons are required to obtain recommendations for medical marijuana use from certified Californian physicians. The approved conditions under the state law are:
Glaucoma
AIDS
Seizures
Anorexia
Migraine
Persistent muscle spasms
Chronic pain
Cancer
Cachexia
Severe nausea
Any symptom or condition that restricts your ability to carry out a basic life operation
Use and Possession: Medical marijuana patients in Upland are allowed to possess up to 8 ounces of dried cannabis
Cultivation: Medical marijuana patients and caregivers in California are allowed to cultivate up to 6 mature or 12 immature plants. However, such cultivation may only occur in enclosed, locked spaces
Medical Marijuana Cards: California's Medical Marijuana Identification Card (MMIC) program provides patients with state-issued ID cards that identify as authority medical marijuana patients. While the card is not required to buy medical cannabis, it provides legal protection against arrest for possession and cultivation of medical marijuana and exempts patients from paying sales taxes on medical cannabis purchases
Minors and Caregivers: A minor in Upland can access medical marijuana with parental consent and a doctor's recommendation. However, such access may only be permitted through the patient's designated and approved caregiver. A caregiver must be 21 or older and reside in California
Employers and Landlords: Employers in California are not required to accommodate medical marijuana use or allow it in the workplace. Landlords can also prohibit the use and cultivation of marijuana on their property
Traveling and Shipping: Marijuana is still illegal under federal law, which means it is illegal to travel with or ship marijuana across state lines into Upland
The California Department of Public Health, through the San Bernardino County Department of Public Health (SBCDPH), issues medical marijuana cards to qualified patients in the City of Upland. Therefore, if you reside in Upland and have a valid recommendation to use medical marijuana to treat an approved condition, you may apply to the SBCDPH for a California medical marijuana card. Note that applications for medical marijuana cards are accepted at pre-scheduled appointments only. To get an application packet, you may visit the SBCDPH at:
Medical Marijuana Identification Card Program (MMICP)
340 N. Mountain View Avenue
San Bernardino, CA 92415-0010
The following are required for your application submission at the SBCDPH:
A completed application form
The originally written recommendation for medical marijuana use on official letterhead or written documentation of medical record
A government-issued photo ID
Proof of residence in Upland
A $100 application fee. If you are a Medi-Cal beneficiary, you may be eligible to pay $50 rather than the standard $100 application fee
Upon submitting the application, the SBCDPH will assess it for completeness and accuracy and provide you with a medical marijuana identification card if the application is approved. The process from submission to card availability may take up to 35 days. When your card is ready, an SBCDPH employee will inform you so you may pick it up. For more information on applying for a medical marijuana card in the City of Upland, contact the San Bernardino County public health department at (800) 782-4262.
In Upland, it is illegal to consume cannabis in public places. However, it is legal for adults 21 or older to consume cannabis in private residences, as long as it is not visible from a public place. Also, smoking weed is prohibited in areas where smoking tobacco is also prohibited, such as in public parks and beaches and within 1,000 feet of daycares, schools, and youth centers.
Upland has banned the operation of cannabis dispensaries. There are no dispensaries in the city.
There are no legal cannabis retailers in the city. Hence, cannabis is not sold legally in the city.
The city does not have cannabis dispensaries.
Smoking cannabis in public places is not legal in Upland. This includes smoking on sidewalks, parks, streets, and other public areas. Persons caught smoking cannabis in public may be subject to fines and other legal penalties.
Adults of legal age can legally have up to 28.5 grams of marijuana flower or up to 8 grams of concentrates, such as wax or cannabis oil, for personal recreational use. They can also grow up to 6 cannabis plants of any maturity level. Medical cannabis patients are allowed to have up to 8 ounces of concentrated marijuana and grow 12 immature or 6 mature cannabis plants.
Shipping cannabis from any jurisdiction across state lines into Upland is illegal under federal law. However, there are no legal repercussions for moving cannabis quantities within the permitted possession limits from any California location into Upland or vice-versa.
You can order cannabis online from other California cities and addresses for delivery into Upland. However, there are no authorized online dispensaries selling cannabis within the city.
No, there is no 24-hour cannabis dispensary in the City of Upland.
There are no marijuana dispensaries in the city.
Cannabis retailers are prohibited in the City of Upland. However, you will need a medical marijuana certification from a California doctor or an unexpired government ID showing you are 21 to receive your cannabis order.
There are no dispensaries in Upland.
Although state law requires dispensaries to verify the ages of visitors, there are no dispensaries in Upland.
Cannabis dispensaries are banned in Upland.
The operations of cannabis dispensaries are not permitted in the city.
There are no marijuana retailers in Upland.
Health insurance does not typically cover marijuana purchases. Note that there are no authorized retailers in the city.
The City of Upland is not yet home to any cannabis retailers.
There are no approved marijuana retail storefronts to visit in Upland.
The California Department of Cannabis Control regulates cannabis activities in Upland. You may contact the department using its contact details.
To report illicit cannabis activities in Upland, file a complaint with the Department of Cannabis Control (DCC) or the Upland Police Department. To contact the Upland PD, call (909) 982-1331.