Marijuana sales approved by Cripple Creek voters, but won't start for six months, Pikes Peak Courier

On Nov. 8, Cripple Creek voters approved the sale of medical and retail marijuana within city limits. Now it’s up to city staff to create and council to approve the land-use and taxing infrastructure necessary to regulate what is still an controlled substance, according to federal law.

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