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Updating Employee Policy Due to Medical Marijuana

Updating Employee Policy Due to Medical Marijuana

Amy Leon Photo: WNAX


The Yankton City Commission approved updates to their employee policy manual because of the impending legalization of medical marijuana.

City Manager Amy Leon says medical marijuana has to be added to other drugs that could cause problems…

Leon says the updates could protect employees too…

Leon says other changes may be needed in the future…

Medical marijuana becomes legal as of Thursday, but the first uses may not take place until the state works through the permit process.

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