During Wednesday night’s town meeting, Mark Wellstone, owner of Blue Heron Dispensary, asked the town trustees to consider lifting the ban on marijuana sales in Kremmling. He would like to begin a retail marijuana business in Kremmling. Wellstone outlined advantages
of a marijuana dispensary and the “
In addition, he noted the additional tax revenue could be used for Kremmling schools, local law enforcement, libraries, and other programs. As a business owner, Wellstone emphasized professionalism, community relationships, community involvement, sponsorships,
and support of local events. In addition to traditional marijuana products, his shop also includes CBD products and pet products.
Local, Lydia Dell was among audience members who voiced their concerns and asked the board “to count the cost of the other sides of things.” She also pointed out the availability of marijuana elsewhere.
Historically Kremmling residents have not been in support of a local marijuana business. To lift the ban, Trustee Erik Woog suggested a vote at the ballot box to indicate support from residents. He commented it was the board’s responsibility to represent what constituents want.
The board made no official actions concerning marijuana sales in Kremmling and did not indicate they would pursue it further.