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MAKING MARIJUANA 'LOWEST LAW ENFORCEMENT PRIORITY' FOR KALAMAZOO POLICE A STEP CLOSER TO CITYWIDE VOTE

(Source:Kalamazoo Gazette)

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28 May 2011

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KALAMAZOO - The group pushing for a Kalamazoo city charter amendment that would make the possession of a small amount of marijuana a minor priority for Kalamazoo police is close to its goal of seeing the issue put to a citywide vote.

 

The Kalamazoo Coalition for Pragmatic Cannabis Laws seeks a change in the city's charter so that the use or consumption of 1 ounce or less of pot by anyone 21 and older is the "lowest law enforcement priority" in Kalamazoo.

 

The group has been circulating a petition and obtained the 2,579 valid signatures needed as of Friday for the question to be placed on Kalamazoo's Nov. 8 ballot, according to Kalamazoo City clerk's office.

 

The group has done its part but there are a two more steps to complete before it can appear on the ballot.

 

Since this is a proposal to change to the city's charter, the ballot language must go to the state attorney's office for approval and then to the governor's office.

 

 

 

 

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