New York State Closed a Cannabis Shop in Dutchess County

New York State officials have shut down an illicit cannabis shop in Dutchess County and seized 105 pounds of cannabis flower, 73 pounds of edibles, and cannabis concentrate valued at $900,000.

The New York State Office of Cannabis Management has announced the shutdown of an illicit cannabis shop in Dutchess County after investigators discovered the store grew, processed, stored, and sold illegal cannabis products.

Dutchess County Cannabis Shop Closed

The Goats of Glass on Centre Road in Clinton, NY, has been closed after a New York State Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) inspection resulted in a massive seizure of illegal cannabis products. The inspection, which happened on Tuesday, February 10th, 2026, resulted in investigators recovering 105 pounds of cannabis flower, 73 pounds of illicit edibles, and 5 pounds of cannabis concentrate worth more than $900,000.

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The cannabis shop, which is located about a mile away from the Clinton Town Hall, was issued an "Order to Seal" and padlocked.

New York State Targets Illegal Cannabis Operations

This isn't the first time the OCM has shut down a Dutchess County business. Last year, the OCM shut down Red Hook Exotics, located at 7484 South Broadway in the Village of Red Hook, NY, after authorities discovered and seized numerous illegal cannabis products, including cannabis flower, edibles, and concentrate. At the time, officials said some of the products seized contained extremely high levels of THC, including one brand of edibles containing 5000mg of THC.

"These enforcement actions send a clear message that illegal cannabis operations anywhere in New York will be investigated and dealt with," said Daniel Haughney, Director of Enforcement and Investigations at OCM. "Whether in major cities like New York, or in rural communities like Rhinebeck, our investigators work every day to shut the illegal operators down. Actions like these help restore confidence in our regulated market and keep these communities safe, which is our top priority."

In 2026 alone, the OCM has closed 22 illegal cannabis shops, adding to the 557 illicit storefronts shut down across New York State.