No Outdoor Pot Ads in Denver
They're protecting the kiddies from something or other
The Denver City Council is making it more difficult for medical marijuana dispensaries to advertise their product.
On Monday, the City Council voted to ban all outdoor advertisements for medical marijuana. In addition to a ban on billboards or general advertisement devices, the City Council voted to ban medical marijuana or medical marijuana infused products anywhere in the city where the ad is visible to the public from the street, sidewalk, park or any other public place.
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