Multistate cannabusiness operator Ayr Wellness Inc. plans to host a free expungement clinic Aug. 18 in Roselle.

Held in partnership with cannabis consulting firm Blaze Responsibly, the event is scheduled to run from 4 to 8 p.m. at Central Park NJ, located at 2401 N. Woods Ave. For the upcoming clinic, Ayr and Blaze are teaming up with the Borough of Roselle to provide individuals an opportunity to expunge past cannabis-related convictions from their records.

During the event, attendees will be able to meet with volunteer attorneys to obtain a free expungement, as well as be connected to veterans resources and help with attaining IDs.

Additionally, Rutgers Law School will be on hand with information about the university’s cannabis law & business certificate and offering applicants technical assistance with the cannabis license process.

The afternoon also includes free food, a live DJ and a “consumption friendly vibe,” according to Ayr.

Registration is required and can be completed by clicking here.

In recent months, Ayr has held similar clinics in Newark and Rahway through its ongoing Changing Legacies initiative, which seeks to combat the effects of the war on drugs.

With retail locations in Woodbridge, Union and Eatontown, Florida-based Ayr has one of the largest shares of the recreational use market by footprint in New Jersey.

Tenisha Victor, Ayr’s director of emerging markets, recently told NJBIZ, “At Ayr, our overarching mission is to be a ‘Force for Good’ in all that we do. That mandate comes from the top and is reflected in the actions and ways of working here in New Jersey.”

“One of the many ways we look to express that is through our expungement clinics and the wraparound services provided at these clinics. We recognize the importance of serving as a responsible operator in this industry, which includes empowering people who have been affected by the War on Drugs, and we intend to continue to use our platform to enact positive change with events like these,” Victor said.