Recreational Marijuana Became Legal in Central Oregon

On July 1, 2015, recreational marijuana became legal in Oregon for adults 21 and over. It's important to know the facts. Included below are the state rules for recreational marijuana, as well as local regulations in Central Oregon cities and counties related to the sale and distribution of marijuana. Local regulations impacting the commercial side of the cannabis industry vary by city so be sure to check with yoru jurisdiction to determine what is permissible.

21+ = Legal age to possess, use and buy

4 = Plants permitted per property

8 = Ounces of usable marijuana permitted in one's home

1 = Ounce allowed "on your person"

Public use of marijuana is illegal, allowed only at home or on private property

Recreational law does not affect existing landlord/tenant laws

Plants must be grown out of public view

Marijuana can not be takne into other states, like Washington and vise-versa.

County/ City guidelines
Bend - Licensed recreational marijuana facilities allowed within the City
Deschutes County - Growing, processing and retail allowed in unicorporated areas
Jefferson County - Medicinal only- prohibits licensed recreational marijuana facilities
Madras - Licensed recreational marijuana facilities allowed within the City
Redmond - Prohibits licensed recreational marijuana facilities
Crook County - Prohibits licensed recreational marijuana facilities
Harney County - Prohibits licensed recreational marijuana facilities, but permitted in Hines
LaPine - Licensed recreational marijuana facilities allowed within the City
Prineville - Prohibits licensed recreational marijuana facilities
Sisters - Prohibits licensed recreational marijuana facilities

Disclaimer: This FAQ created by COAR and is meant to serve as a guide based on current and available information. It is not a complete list of policies or requirements. Retail/ Commercial applicants must work with local governments and meet specific requirements. For complete policies and regulations pertaining to marijuana in your city or county, please contact your local government. For more information on state law, visit oregon.gov/olcc/marijuana

Information provided by: COAR