Eleven
people have applied to be Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried’s
newly-created Director of Cannabis, including one applicant from St.
George Island who has been very active in the push for medical
cannabis in Florida.
One
of the applicants for the job is Josephine Krehl, of St. George
Island, a social worker specializing in hospice care.
She
has been a strong medical marijuana advocate for years and attended
almost every legislative and court hearing on the issue.
According
to the website “Florida Politics,” The Director of Cannabis
position would oversee all of the different parts of the medical
marijuana program that the Department of Agriculture oversees.
Much
of the medical marijuana in Florida is overseen by the department of
Health, but the Department of Agriculture could oversee “processing
requirements” of marijuana for edible consumption.
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