State Regulators Say Vermont Lt. Gov. John Rodgers Grew Weed At Unlicensed Site

Vermont Lt. Gov. John Rodgers is facing a $5,000 fine from state regulators after an inspector found him growing at least 100 cannabis plants at a site in Glover where he did not have permission to do so.

The Cannabis Control Board issued Rodgers a formal notice last month that he had violated state rules dictating how and where marijuana can be grown, according to records obtained by VTDigger. Rodgers has permission to grow cannabis on a different property, but not at the one in question, according to state regulators.

Rodgers — who is currently running for reelection — is pushing back on the board’s decision and plans to formally contest it, according to records VTDigger obtained. 

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