Medical Marijuana Facility Coming To Milledgeville
Summary
Milledgeville will be home to one of the six facilities in the state of Georgia that will be allowed to grow marijuana and turn it into low-THC cannabis oil for medical purposes. Atlanta-based Treevana Remedy says they plan on building […]
Milledgeville will be home to one of the six facilities in the state of Georgia that will be allowed to grow marijuana and turn it into low-THC cannabis oil for medical purposes.
Atlanta-based Treevana Remedy says they plan on building their production facility on the Central State Hospital campus.
In their proposal approved by the Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission, Treevana says the Milledgeville facility will bring as many as 144 jobs.
Similar licenses were granted for facilities to be built in Dublin, Louisville and Macon.
The low-THC cannabis oil will be sold under a state program for those with a number of diseases that can relief with the product, including those with certain cancers, seizure disorders, MS, ALS, Crohn’s disease, Parkinson’s and sickle-cell anemia.