Yes.Pursuant to Chapter 5.64 of the Manteca Municipal Code, marijuana dispensaries are allowed to be established in the city.
Yes. Chapter 5.64 of the Manteca Municipal Code allows the establishment of medical marijuana dispensaries within the city limits.
Yes. You can order cannabis from online cannabis retailers in Manteca or other California jurisdictions.
Persons visiting future retail stores in the city must be qualified to purchase cannabis. Recreational dispensary visitors must have valid government-issued IDs, proving they are 21 or older, to buy adult-use cannabis. Those visiting medical marijuana dispensaries in the city must have valid medical marijuana cards issued in California.
Manteca dispensaries operate under specific laws. Pursuant to the laws:
The key recreational cannabis laws in Manteca include the following:
Proposition 215, passed in 2016, and the MAUCRSA, approved in June 2017, define medical cannabis laws in the City of Manteca. Pursuant to the MAUCRSA:
If you reside in Manteca and have one of the approved conditions for medical marijuana in California, you can obtain a medical marijuana card by applying to the San Joaquin County Public Health Services. Medical marijuana card applications are submitted to the county office at scheduled appointments. To make an appointment with the San Joaquin County Public health Services, call (209) 468-8600.
You must submit the following at your appointment with the office:
You may submit the application at:
San Joaquin County
Public Health Services
1601 E. Hazelton Avenue
Stockton, CA 95205
Your card should become available within 35 days of submitting your application. A San Joaquin County Public Health Services staff will contact you when the card is ready for pick-up.
Cannabis use is permitted on private property but not in vehicles and public places.
Pursuant to city and state law, recreational cannabis buyers must have California-issued medical cannabis recommendations issued by California-licensed doctors or California medical cannabis cards to purchase medical cannabis. To purchase recreational cannabis, you must have a valid government-issued ID showing you are 21 or older.
On average, an ounce of high-quality cannabis costs $150 in Manteca.
Popular cannabis strains sold in Manteca dispensaries include Blueberry OG and Bax Juice.
No. Smoking in public areas is illegal in Manteca.
You can possess an ounce of cannabis or 8 grams of concentrated marijuana as a recreational user of cannabis in the city. You may also cultivate up to six mature cannabis plants for personal recreational use. Registered patients are permitted to have higher limits: 8 ounces of cannabis and grow 12 immature or 6 mature cannabis plants.
No. It is unlawful to move cannabis across state lines in or out of Manteca. However, you may transport cannabis securely from Manteca to another city or municipality in California or vice-versa.
Yes, you can order cannabis online in Manteca. You can order from dispensaries within the city or from those in other California cities.
There are no 24-hour dispensaries in the city.
Yes, tourists can visit dispensaries in Manteca to order recreational marijuana as long as they are 21 or older.
Yes, you must have a valid government-issued ID showing you are of legal age (21 or older) to purchase recreational marijuana, while a California medical marijuana recommendation or medical cannabis registry ID card is required to buy medical marijuana.
Off the Charts is a leading cannabis dispensary in Manteca.
Yes. State law requires all dispensaries to verify the ages of customers. In compliance with this law, dispensaries scan IDs.
There are at least two cannabis dispensaries currently operating in the city.
No. Dispensaries, generally, do not accept credit cards.
You can visit all the dispensaries in Manteca on the same day but you cannot purchase or possess more than the limit allowed by the California cannabis law..
No. Manteca dispensaries do not take health insurance.
Yes. State law requires all dispensaries in the state to track weed purchases.
Per state law, only persons aged 21 or older can visit recreational dispensaries statewide. At 18, registered patients can visit medical marijuana dispensaries.
The California Department of Cannabis Control regulates cannabis operations in Manteca. You may contact the DCC using its contact information.
You can report illegal cannabis activities in Manteca by filing a complaint to the California DCC or the Manteca Police Department. To contact the Manteca police department, call (209) 456- 8101.