Yes. Section 6.11 of the Quincy City Code permits the operation of marijuana retailers, in accordance with Massachusetts cannabis laws.
Yes. The Quincy City Code makes provision for the operations of medical marijuana dispensaries as allowed under the Massachusetts Medical Marijuana Ballot Initiative.
Yes. You may order cannabis online from the marijuana dispensaries in the city and have it delivered to your address.
When visiting a Quincy dispensary, consider the following:
Quincy dispensaries are required to comply with the following regulations:
Recreational cannabis is legal in Quincy pursuant to Question 4. Per Question 4:
Question 3, adopted by Massachusetts voters in November 2012, makes medical cannabis legal in Quincy. The following medicinal cannabis laws are in effect in the City of Quincy per Question 3:
To qualify for a medical marijuana card in Quincy, an individual must participate in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts' medicinal marijuana program. However, not everyone can participate in the program. To be eligible for the medical marijuana program, you must have a qualifying condition and obtain certification from an approved physician stating that you have the said medical condition. If you are under 18, you will need two separate medical certifications from different physicians.
After receiving your certification, the next step is to create an online account with the state Virtual Gateway and visit the Massachusetts Cannabis Portal to begin the application process. You can also start the application process by calling the state's medicinal marijuana program (833) 869-6820 and requesting paperwork to complete.
You must include a photo of yourself, a personal identification number (PIN) obtained from your certifying physician, and a valid form of identification issued by the state or federal government. After you have submitted your application, the Department of Health in Massachusetts will evaluate it, and if your application is successful, issue you a medical marijuana card. On the state website, you can find a medical marijuana card application instructions guide that provides further directions on obtaining a medical marijuana card.
The use of cannabis is permitted on private property. However, it is important to note that cannabis use is not allowed in public places, such as streets, parks, and other areas that are open to the general public.
You can purchase medical cannabis at a Quincy dispensary if you possess a medical marijuana card. When visiting the recreational dispensaries in the city, you must have a valid government-issued ID proving you are of legal age (21).
A gram of cannabis flower in Quincy costs about $15.
Some popular cannabis strains in Quincy are:
Per Section 6.11.13 of the City of Quincy Code, marijuana smoking is prohibited in:
Adults 21 and older are allowed to possess up to 1 ounce of cannabis in public places and 10 ounces inside their homes. They can also grow up to 6 plants per person, with a maximum of 12 plants per household.
Medical cannabis patients registered with the Medical Use of Marijuana Program and have been issued a certification from a licensed healthcare provider are allowed to possess a 60-day supply of cannabis concentrates. Patients may also grow up to 12 immature and 12 mature cannabis plants, while patients who have obtained hardship cultivation permits can grow enough plants required to provide 60-day supplies of medical cannabis as recommended by their certifying physicians.
It is illegal to transport or ship cannabis across state lines. This is because federal laws govern the transportation of cannabis between states, and any violation of these laws can result in federal charges. If an individual is found to be in possession of or shipping cannabis across state lines, they can face serious legal consequences, including fines, imprisonment, or both.
Yes. You can order medical online from the dispensaries operating in Quincy.
There are no 24-hour dispensaries in the City of Quincy.
Yes. Tourists who are 21 or older can buy cannabis from adult-use marijuana dispensaries located in the city
Yes. You must present your ID at dispensaries in Quincy.
Ermont, Cardella, and ARL Healthcare are the only dispensaries currently operating in Quincy.
Yes. Your medical marijuana card may be scanned when visiting the dispensaries operating in the city.
There are three cannabis dispensaries in the City of Quincy. One of these is a medical marijuana treatment center.
No. Cash or debit cards are the preferred payment options.
You may visit all the dispensaries in the city in a single day but you cannot buy more than the allowable limit of cannabis as stipulated in Massachusetts cannabis law
No. Cannabis buyers must pay for their purchases out of pocket.
Yes. Dispensaries track cannabis purchases to ensure no individual purchase exceeds stipulated limits.
Yes. Persons aged 18 and older can visit the facility as long as they are registered in the state’s medical cannabis program and provide a valid MMJ card.
The Cannabis Control Commission regulates cannabis operations in Quincy. You may contact the Commission at:
Union Station
2 Washington Square
Worcester, MA 01604
Phone 1: (774) 415-0200
Phone 2: (833) 869-6820 (medical marijuana program)
Email: Commission@CCCMass.com
To file a complaint about illegal cannabis operations in Quincy, you may contact the Quincy Police Department by calling (617) 479-1212 or the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission.