Connecticut’s list of registered medical marijuana patients grew 20 percent over the past 54 days, the Department of Consumer Protection said Wednesday.
As of July 29, there were 4,914 registered patients, up from 4,097 on June 5, according to DCP.
That was up from 3,635 on April 15 and 2,326 on Oct. 15 — a count taken shortly after dispensaries began selling the drug.
New Haven has the most patients, at 1,298. Meanwhile, Fairfield County has 1,196 patients and Hartford County has 1,054.
