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Peoria makes it illegal to smoke marijuana in public

City responds to recreational pot proposition

Now that recreational marijuana is poised to become legal in Arizona, Valley cities will begin amending their ordinances to become compliant with the new law.

Peoria is among the first to begin regulating how the new industry will look within the city.

The Peoria City Council approved an ordinance Nov. 10 prohibiting smoking and possessing recreational marijuana on property occupied, owned, controlled or operated by the city.

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Peoria makes it illegal to smoke marijuana in public

City responds to recreational pot proposition

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