Tecumseh Seeks Community Input on Retail Pot
Tecumseh is looking for public input on retail cannabis.
Council voted to re-evaluate it's stance on the allowing pot shops in town on April 13. The town had previous opted out of allowing retail cannabis stores.
According to the release, the 30-day online-consultation will allow residents to contribute to council's decision.
The town says administration will include data from the consultation in a report that will go before council.
An online form at PlaceSpeak.com will be available until May 26.
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