Dutchess Roots Breaks Ground as Town of Poughkeepsie’s First Licensed Cannabis Dispensary
A New Chapter for Local Cannabis Retail
Dutchess Roots, the Town of Poughkeepsie’s first New York State-licensed recreational cannabis dispensary, officially broke ground on November 25. The dispensary will be located at 2615 South Road (Route 9), in the South Road Crossing complex. Positioned behind Buff City Soap and across from The Yoga House, this new establishment will welcome its first customers in the spring of 2025.
Community Support and Economic Growth
Town of Poughkeepsie Supervisor, Rebecca Edwards, expressed her enthusiasm for Dutchess Roots, noting, “As the town works to ensure that cannabis sales are regulated and safe, it’s terrific to see Dutchess Roots leading the way.” Michael Oates, president and CEO of the Hudson Valley Economic Development Corporation, also highlighted the positive economic impact of cannabis retailers, citing the creation of local jobs and the generation of tax revenue that supports community development.
A Focus on Education, Safety, and Customer Care
Dutchess Roots is committed to elevating the retail cannabis experience, prioritizing education, and fostering a safe, inclusive environment. The 2,700-square-foot dispensary will feature a sleek, modern design, offering a professional atmosphere for all customers. The dispensary will cater to individual needs, whether it’s through convenient pre-order pickups or engaging, informative consultations with knowledgeable staff.
Anticipating a Bright Future in Poughkeepsie
Kevin Langan, leasing and development partner at Cameron Group, LLC, expressed confidence in Dutchess Roots’ success, stating, “We’re confident that Dutchess Roots will operate an upscale, professional dispensary focused on educating its customers and providing a safe, high-quality product.” With a promising future ahead, Dutchess Roots is set to become a standout in the Hudson Valley.
For updates and more information, visit www.dutchessroots.com.
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