Resident urges Morton Grove to consider restricting hemp‑derived THC products
January 28, 2026 | Morton Grove, Cook County, Illinois
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During the residents' comment portion of the Jan. 27 meeting, longtime Morton Grove resident David King urged trustees to revisit efforts to restrict access to hemp‑derived THC products sold in local stores, calling them unsafe and saying he has repeatedly written the board about the issue.
King referenced a previously proposed ordinance, identified in his remarks as ordinance 2,516, which the board had tabled in mid‑2025. He said he supports further action and mentioned state‑level and neighboring municipal efforts to limit access to hemp‑derived THC products.
The board thanked King for his comments; no formal motion or policy change was recorded during the meeting on the matter.
King referenced a previously proposed ordinance, identified in his remarks as ordinance 2,516, which the board had tabled in mid‑2025. He said he supports further action and mentioned state‑level and neighboring municipal efforts to limit access to hemp‑derived THC products.
The board thanked King for his comments; no formal motion or policy change was recorded during the meeting on the matter.
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