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The Nevada County Cannabis Alliance is proud to spotlight our members who are making a positive impact in their communities. Through these stories, we share the history of their farms, the ways they engage with and support their local communities, and what inspires their passion for this work. We hope these profiles offer a deeper look into our remarkable member community and the dedication, care, and love they bring to both their plants and the people around them.

Nevada County is inviting community members to an information session on July 2 in Soda Springs to learn about the application review and permitting process for a potential cannabis dispensary in Soda Springs.

In an effort to reach more of our members with improved communication, we have set up a service for members to receive text messages from The Alliance. We will send text messages only for important upcoming events and updates, and we promise not to spam you.

June 9, 2026 On June 2, Diana Gamzon spoke at the Nevada County Board of Supervisors meeting in support of the SALC grant and its emphasis on protecting and strengthening working lands as a part of our local economy, our climate resiliency strategy, our rural identity, and our community’s future. The Nevada County Resource Conservation District and County of Nevada were awarded a $500,000 Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation (SALC) planning grant to develop the Nevada

June 9th, 2026 Announcing a big policy win for cannabis farmers! In an ongoing effort to treat all agricultural producers in the county equally, The Nevada County Cannabis Alliance has been advocating for changes to local regulations which would allow accessory buildings used for cannabis farms to have U Occupancy classification. Previously cannabis accessory buildings had to meet F1 (Factory Industrial) classification while traditional agricultural producers were only held

The Cannabis Alliance Buddy Program pairs new cannabis applicants with licensed farmers who are seeking support with permitting, regulatory compliance, and implementing best practices. Get one-on-one guidance from a licensed cannabis farmer.