No. There are no cannabis retailers in the City of Gilroy. Per Chapter 30.45.30 of the Gilroy City Code, the city council prohibits marijuana dispensaries from operating within its borders. The city's decision to opt out of allowing cannabis dispensaries is considered necessary for the preservation and protection of the public health, safety, and welfare of the city and its community.
No. The city prohibits businesses or persons from selling medical cannabis within its limits. In accordance with Chapter 30.45.30 of the Gilroy City Code, medical marijuana dispensaries may not be located in the city.
There are no dispensaries in Gilroy selling cannabis. However, you can order cannabis online from nearby California-licensed dispensaries for delivery in Gilroy.
There are no dispensaries in Gilroy.
Gilroy bans the operations of cannabis dispensaries. Hence, there are no retail stores to visit in the city.
In accordance with the Adult Use of Marijuana Act (AUMA), the following are recreational cannabis laws in the city:
Under the Medicinal and Adult-Use Cannabis Regulation and Safety Act (MAUCRSA), residents of Gilroy with medical conditions approved to be treated with cannabis are permitted to use medical marijuana subject to certain conditions. Qualifying conditions that may be treated with medical cannabis in Gilroy include:
Other medical cannabis laws in Gilroy, according to the MAUCRSA, include:
The Santa Clara County Department of Public Health (SCCDPH) issues California medical marijuana identification cards to qualified Gilroy residents. Hence, if you live in Gilroy and have obtained a medical cannabis recommendation for a condition approved by the state to be treated with cannabis, you may apply to the SCCDPH.
The SCCDPH accepts MMIC applications by mail or email. Regardless of the method of application, you will be required to provide the following:
In addition to the items listed above, you must provide three photos of yourself with a solid white background with no facial features obscured. If no photo is provided or the photo is unacceptable, an in-person appointment may be required.
Once all items are received and pre-approved by the SCCDPH, a county office staff will process payment and contact you with an expected timeframe for card delivery or pickup. If you are completing the processing fee payment with a credit card, a staff member of the SCCDPH will contact you for payment by phone. Note that the fee is $10 or $5 if you are a senior citizen aged 55 or older or a Medi-Cal recipient. If you are a Medi-Cal beneficiary, a copy of your Medi-Cal card must be submitted by email or mail.
To submit your application by email, make your submission to Vitalrecords@phd.sccgov.org. If you are submitting by US Mail, send the required items to:
Santa Clara County Public Health Department
Vital Records and Registration/MMICP
976 Lenzen Avenue, Ste 1300
San Jose, CA 95126
For more information on getting an MMIC in Gilroy, contact the MMICP of the Santa Clara County Public Health Department at (408) 792-5040.
Cannabis is recommended for private use by qualified persons. You are liable to be penalized under state laws if you are caught using cannabis in public places, such as sidewalks, beaches, schools, and places where people may be invited.
There are no dispensaries in Gilroy.
Since Gilroy prohibits the operations of weed dispensaries, there are no set prices for cannabis products in the city.
Cannabis dispensaries are illegal in Gilroy. However, residents in the city commonly purchase Gelato and Bubba Kush from nearby California cities where dispensaries are allowed to operate.
Smoking in public is illegal in Gilroy.
Adults over the age of 21 can have up to 28.5 grams of cannabis flower or 8 grams of concentrated cannabis, as per California state law. They can also grow up to 6 cannabis plants at home. Medical marijuana patients and caregivers can have 8 ounces of dried cannabis flower and grow up to 6 flowering or 12 non-flowering cannabis plants.
Bringing cannabis into Gilroy from another state is illegal, even if it is for medical purposes and the other state allows it. However, it is legal to transport cannabis within California as long as it is within possession limits and securely transported.
You can order cannabis from other cities in California for delivery in Gilroy. However, since the city bans the operations of retailers, you cannot order from a Gilroy dispensary.
There are no dispensaries in Gilroy.
There are no retail storefronts for tourists or locals in the city.
Gilroy bans cannabis dispensaries within its borders.
Dispensaries are not allowed to operate in Gilroy.
There are no marijuana dispensaries in Gilroy.
Marijuana dispensaries are prohibited in the city.
Gilroy does not issue licenses for the establishment of cannabis dispensaries.
There are no dispensaries to visit in Gilroy.
Gilroy does not allow dispensaries to operate within its limits.
Gilroy bans cannabis dispensaries from operating within its limits.
There are no dispensaries in the city.
Gilroy residents may contact the California Department of Cannabis Control. The DCC regulates cannabis operations and may be contacted by calling (844) 612-2322.
Gilroy residents can report illegal cannabis activities by filing complaints with the California Department of Cannabis Control (DCC) or contacting the Gilroy City Police Department. To contact the Gilroy City PD, call the department's non-emergency line at (408) 846-0350.