LOS ANGELES, CA – JULY 12: An airplane descends to land at Los Angeles International Airport above a billboard advertising the marijuana delivery service Eaze. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
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UPDATED 2:05 PM PT – Saturday, January 23, 2021
On Thursday, California’s ‘Bureau of Cannabis Control‘ mandated the removal of all existing ads on highways that cross state borders at any point.
California’s Bureau of Cannabis Control has issued a notice stating that billboards advertising cannabis must come down.https://t.co/5uEmZfVTsV
— KSBY (@KSBY) January 23, 2021
The move follows a decision by a county judge, which found cannabis businesses can not legally advertise on billboards on interstate highways under Proposition 64.
The Cannabis Advisory Committee’s Annual Report is now online and available to all to view. Check it out here – https://t.co/xxHGtFbOgZ. Also, the webcast and all meeting materials from our last meeting can be found here – https://t.co/kdtTDfqMow. Have a great day! pic.twitter.com/qvrzvnFDqj
— BCC Info (@BCCinfo_dca) December 30, 2020
This decision does not affect billboards which are on in-state freeways.
