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Sunland Park City Council Rejects Cannabis Dispensary Licenses Once More

KTSM••Aaron Montes
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In a recent decision, the Sunland Park City Council denied requests for cannabis dispensary licenses from Station X and Cronica Cannabis. This decision came despite an earlier email from the city's attorney indicating that the special permit requests had been approved. The council's vote, which took place last week, has significant implications for the cannabis industry in the region, particularly for businesses looking to establish operations in Sunland Park. The ongoing denial of licenses raises questions about the city's stance on cannabis regulation and its impact on local entrepreneurs.

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