The Medical Marijuana Identification Card Program (MMICP) was established by the State of California following the passage of SB 420. MMICP requires counties to administer a voluntary card registration program that identifies medical marijuana patients. Patients can use the identification card as evidence that they have received a recommendation from their physician to use marijuana for medicinal purposes.

The card can assist law enforcement officials in determining whether individuals using marijuana meet the requirements of the Compassionate Use Act, which states that with the recommendation of a physician, a seriously ill patient may obtain and use marijuana for personal medical purposes. State cards MUST be renewed annually.

• Bicycle Traffic School
• Child Passenger Safety Education
• Community Traffic Safety Coalition
• Medical Marijuana Identification Card Program (MMIC)
• Nutrition Programs/CalFresh Healthy Living
• Oral Health Program
• Teen Health Outreach
• Tobacco Education Coalition (TEC)

• Bicycle Traffic School
• Child Passenger Safety Education
• Community Traffic Safety Coalition
• Medical Marijuana Identification Card Program (MMIC)
• Nutrition Programs/CalFresh Healthy Living
• Oral Health Program
• Teen Health Outreach
• Tobacco Education Coalition (TEC)