They’re now set to be reviewed and evaluated and will undergo a scoring process.
The review, evaluation, and scoring of applications will inform the commission’s decisions regarding the award of licenses. This information will be based on the merits of each application as expressed by ranked score. The commission is working with the University of South Alabama to establish teams of academic evaluators and other qualified individuals for the process.
The commission will make applicant names and application contents available to the public on April 14.
At its meeting on Jun. 12, 2023, the Commission is scheduled to award licenses in each license category. Once the business licenses have been issued, physicians may begin the certification process to recommend medical cannabis to qualified patients.
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