Sean Gladman appeared in the ACT Magistrates Court on Saturday. He was arrested on Friday as part of an ongoing investigation.

During a search of his home, police allegedly found traffickable quantities of illicit drugs, including cannabis, and cash which was seized as suspected proceeds of crime.

Police allege the cannabis was contained in seven large coffee jars, one large zip-lock bag and other containers.

The court heard the man has used cannabis for more than 10 years, allegedly to regulate his emotions and for anxiety.

The man was released on bail with the conditions including that he not contact witnesses, and that he engage with the court's drug and alcohol service.

No pleas were entered.

In a statement addressing the man's arrest, ACT Policing superintendent Rob Wilson said police were committed to preventing the supply of illicit drugs into the Canberra community.

"As police, we see the effects of drugs in our community every day. We see drugs contributing to family violence, to violence on our streets and to serious injuries and deaths on our roads," Mr Wilson said.

He urged anyone with information about the supply or use of illicit drugs to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.