Step up and help out the community folks!Supporters of a measure in Springfield, Missouri to decriminalize small amounts of cannabis are short on signatures to get the issue voted on, and they are running out of time.
The city clerk's office says petition organizers need another 649 signatures before the initiative can go before the city council. They have until Aug. 7 to collect those signatures.
Petition organizer Maranda Reynolds says the group, Show-Me Cannabis, still hopes to have the issue before the council at its Aug. 13 meeting.
The Springfield News-Leader reports ( http://sgfnow.co/MOhHiG) the petition would reduce the penalty for having 35 grams or less of marijuana, to a fine, community service or counseling.
The city council can vote the initiative into law or to put it on the November ballot.
If you live in Springfield, MO or know someone who does, spread the word. Any measures that will help keep cannabis users out of jail are worthwhile.
Supporters Of Marijuana Decriminalization In Springfield, MO Short On Signatures is a post from: The 420 Times
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