California’s approach to cannabis has evolved dramatically over the past three decades—from the Compassionate Use Act of 1996 to the Adult Use of Marijuana Act (Prop 64) in 2016, and now the comprehensive Medicinal and Adult-Use Cannabis Regulation and Safety Act (MAUCRSA).  Despite these changes, cannabis remains a Schedule I controlled substance under both federal and California law, and public agencies continue to face the complex challenge of enforcing against unlawful cannabis activity. At Serviam, we help public agencies navigate this ever-changing legal landscape, protecting communities from unlawful cultivation, distribution, and nuisance activity. Administrative Code Enforcement Local governments have broad authority to regulate cannabis businesses within their jurisdiction.  Cities and counties may: Ban or restrict dispensaries and commercial cannabis activity. Require local permits, licenses, and compliance with zoning and building codes. Tax permitted commercial cannabis activity. Enforce administrative citations for illegal cultivation. Our team works closely with code enforcement officers to prepare strong administrative records—ensuring notices, inspections,...