Governor Scott allowed H.270 to become law on June 14, 2023 without his signature.
H.270 enacts a number of technical and substantive changes to both the adult-use and medical cannabis programs.
The full text of the bill may be found on the legislature's website. To assist the public in understanding what this bill means for cannabis in Vermont, the CCB has created a two-pager document summarizing the bill.
Cannabis Control Board Commissioners will be in Castleton for a listening session on the CCB’s hemp program.
The Board adopted emergency rules in April regulating synthetic cannabinoids and intoxicating hemp derivatives. Ahead of adopting final rules, the CCB is looking for input from hemp growers, manufacturers, and other interested stakeholders to construct a program that is right-sized for Vermont.
Join in-person at Northern Vermont University - Johnson (Sterns Performance Place), or remotely via Microsoft Teams and share your thoughts.
The Board adopted emergency rules in April regulating synthetic cannabinoids and intoxicating hemp derivatives. Ahead of adopting final rules, the CCB is looking for input from hemp growers, manufacturers, and other interested stakeholders to construct a program that is right-sized for Vermont.
Cannabis Control Board Commissioners will be in traveling around the state for a number of listening sessions on the CCB’s hemp program.
The Cannabis Control Board is hiring for the position of Deputy Licensing Director. More information, and the link to apply, may be found below:
A highly contagious cannabis pathogen, Hop Latent Viroid (also referred to as HLV, HpLV, HpLVd, HLVd, or “dudding” disease) has been detected at a licensed tier 1 cultivation site in Vermont.
Physical symptoms of HLVd can be hard to detect but may include stunted plant growth and under-developed trichomes. Often, the disease is not diagnosed until harvest and potency testing – HLVd-positive cannabis may contain roughly half the THC of healthy plants.
Cannabis Control Board Commissioners will be in Lyndon for a listening session on the CCB’s hemp program.
The Board adopted emergency rules in April regulating synthetic cannabinoids and intoxicating hemp derivatives. Ahead of adopting final rules, the CCB is looking for input from hemp growers, manufacturers, and other interested stakeholders to construct a program that is right-sized for Vermont.
Join in-person at Northern Vermont University - Lyndon (Moore Community Room), or remotely via Microsoft Teams and share your thoughts.
Cannabis Control Board Commissioners will be in Windsor for a listening session on the CCB’s hemp program.
The Board adopted emergency rules in April regulating synthetic cannabinoids and intoxicating hemp derivatives. Ahead of adopting final rules, the CCB is looking for input from hemp growers, manufacturers, and other interested stakeholders to construct a program that is right-sized for Vermont.
Join in-person at the Windsor Welcome Center on Railroad Ave, or remotely via Microsoft Teams and share your thoughts.
H.270 includes several changes to the Vermont's medical cannabis program. Join CCB licensing staff to review these changes and what they mean for patients and caregivers.
We'll also be answering questions relating to the medical cannabis program.
Since then, there have been a fair number of questions about what this rule means, and how it effects Vermont's hemp product manufacturers.
The CCB will hold an after-hours question & answer session dedicated to helping Vermont's hemp community understand this rule and what it means for their business.
