In accordance with Act 62, the Medical Cannabis Program will transfer to the Cannabis Control Board from its current location within the Department for Public Safety. This transition will take effect on January 1, 2022.
What does this mean for you?
The Cannabis Control Board recently received notification of a scam targeting prospective participants in the adult-use cannabis marketplace. A caller reached out to a local business claiming to be from the Board and demanded cash as well as other information from the business, including photographs of their premises, in order to avoid further fines.
The first and second proposed rules for the Cannabis Control Board will be pre-filed this week. They are available at the links below.
The Board has developed a FAQ page to better answer the public's questions as it moves through the process of creating a safe and legal market for adult-use cannabis.
Don't see an answer to your question? Email us! Someone will get back to you with more information.
The Cannabis Control Board's report on recommendations regarding solid concentrate products above 60% THC, conversion of hemp or CBD to Delta-9 THC, and the Medical Cannabis Registry advisory entity has been submitted to the Legislature as of November 1st. To review the submitted report, please click the link below:
The Cannabis Control Board's report on a recommended market and fee structure has been completed and submitted to the legislature as of October 15th. To review the submitted report, please click the link below:
Due to a backend update by the Agency of Digital Services, some content was lost from the CCB's website. If you submitted a public comment during the time frame listed above, please submit it again - the CCB does not have a record of your comment.
Staff is taking time to review the website to determine what content was lost from what pages, and is working to update the affected sites as quickly as possible.
We thank you for your patience.
In Act 164, the Cannabis Control Board is required to make a report to the House and Senate Committees on Government Operations, the House Committee on Ways and Means, and the Senate Committee on Finance regarding proposed state and local fees to be charged and collected, as well as whether those fees would be sufficient to cover the operations of the Board. That report was due today, October 1st, 2021.
Comments received via the CCB's public input form since June 16th now available on our website through the site linked below:
The Cannabis Control Board is currently searching for a qualified individual to serve as our Administrative Services Manager III.
