After years of delays, Alabama is finally making progress on launching medical marijuana sales.
The Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission (AMCC) on Thursday unanimously approved dispensaries licenses for three companies: GP6 Wellness, RJK and CCS of Alabama, according to WVTM 13.
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The award of the fourth dispensary license available under state law is on hold for 46 days, but could be awarded in January, according to Al.com.
The first three MMJ dispensaries could be licensed by Jan. 8, more than two years after licenses were granted to cultivators and transporters. Cultivators have already harvested several crops.
When the licenses are issued, doctors can start recommending medical marijuana to their patients.
The first sale could then come by the spring, AMCC Chair Rex Vaughn said,
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