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High Rollers Dispensary

NJ CRC resolved to impose a civil penalty ($3,500)

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According to New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission, Feb 12, 2026 · Read the source

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Summary

The New Jersey CRC's public resolutions include an enforcement item against High Rollers Dispensary, adopted at its meeting of February 12, 2026.

In the latest item the Commission cites an earlier Notice of Violation of September 16, 2025; the resolution rescinds a previous $4,000 penalty and sets a civil monetary penalty of $3,500.

These are regulator resolutions about a licensed operator, not findings about consumer safety; the Commission states where a violation did not pose an immediate risk of harm, and operators may request a hearing or settle. Check the linked PDF for the current position.

What the source found

  • February 12, 2026: the Commission resolved to impose a penalty of $3,500 for an earlier Notice of Violation of September 16, 2025; the resolution rescinds a previous $4,000 penalty and sets a civil monetary penalty of $3,500.

Timeline

  1. Notice of Violation issued

  2. Commission resolution imposing sanctions ($3,500)

Sources

  1. Regulator

    New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission · Feb 12, 2026

    CRC Resolution 2026-02-12-23 Approval of High Rollers Dispensary enforcement action

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Status notes

[dataset] NJ CRC Resolutions page (nj.gov/cannabis/resources/resolutions), enforcement and settlement resolutions, retrieved 2026-09-30

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