Explore State-by-State Legalization Status and Equipment Rebate Resources
Explore the cannabis landscape across the United States with our interactive state map. Discover detailed information on medical and recreational marijuana availability, specific regulations for each state, and essential resources for growing businesses. From cultivation licenses and zoning requirements to consumption laws, our map provides a comprehensive overview of the cannabis industry in every state. Explore your state’s cannabis potential today and contact our expert team for support in designing and building your ideal commercial grow room facility.
Alabama
Legislative: Medicinal. Alabama medical marijuana legislation passed SB276 on May 18, 2024. This bill should fast-track the process of getting medical marijuana into the hands of patients
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Alaska
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal. The Alaskan House of Representatives recently voted on May 10 in a 36-3 vote to approve a bill that implements tax reform.
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Arizona
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal. The legislative session ended on May 31, 2024.
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Arkansas
Legislative: Medicinal. The Arkansas Cannabis Industry Association is gathering 90,704 voter signatures by July 5 to place the "Arkansans for Patient Access" measure on the November 2024 ballot. This initiative seeks to expand the state's medical marijuana program, including allowing the cultivation of up to 7 plants and preventing the General Assembly from altering constitutional amendments without a public vote. Currently, Arkansas has over 102,000 active medical marijuana patient cards. The bill has a 51% approval rating and is legislatively dead for 2024.
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- Rural Energy for America Program Renewable Energy Systems & Energy Efficiency Improvement Guaranteed Loans & Grants
California
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal
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- Rural Energy for America Program Renewable Energy Systems & Energy Efficiency Improvement Guaranteed Loans & Grants
- The California Board of Equalization offers two tax incentives for businesses that choose to install lighting fixtures with the use of LED-based bulbs. The first rebate is available for any business installing new lighting systems, while the second rebate is specifically geared toward businesses that install LED bulbs.
- The Public Utilities Commission offers a tax credit on up to 50% of qualified solar system costs.
- The California Energy Commission provides rebates for businesses installing energy-efficient lighting systems, including CFL and LED-based fixtures.
- The Cannabis Equity Grants Program for Local Jurisdictions offers funding opportunities.
- The Local Jurisdiction Retail Access Grant offers resources to develop and implement cannabis retail licensing programs.
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The Local Jurisdiction Assistance Grant Program is a one-time grant funding totaling $100 million.
Colorado
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal. The legislative session ended on May 8, 2024.
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- Rural Energy for America Program Renewable Energy Systems & Energy Efficiency Improvement Guaranteed Loans & Grants
- Black Hills Energy offers Colorado commercial indoor-agricultural and cannabis-related business rebates for energy-efficient equipment and projects.
- Xcel Energy offers rebates to business electric customers who purchase and install advanced lighting control systems or energy-efficient light fixtures and bulbs.
- For a limited time, Xcel Energy is offering bonus rebates on select LED tubes and fixtures, allowing you to earn higher rebate dollars.
- Find free energy and water audits through the Colorado Energy Office’s Cannabis Resource Optimization Program (CROP) to reduce utility bills.
- The Cannabis Business Grant supports cannabis entrepreneurs by providing access to capital to promote social equity, innovation, and job creation in the industry.
Connecticut
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal. The legislative session ended on May 8, 2024.
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Delaware
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal. The legislative session ended on May 30, 2024.
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Florida
Legislative: Medicinal. Legislatively dead in 2024. There is a 59-70% approval rating, but it varies with the differing polls. The 2024 Ballot Measure will go to the voters in November 2024.
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Georgia
Legislative: Medicinal. The legislative session is dead for 2024. There is a 70% approval rating. The Georgia medical marijuana bill, HR1254 was Introduced in February 2024 by Democrats. It proposes a constitutional amendment to legalize marijuana for adults 21 and over. The bill has seen little action since late February. If passed, it would allow pharmacies to sell cannabis to 18,000 patients.
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Hawaii
Legislative: Medicinal. The legislative session is dead for 2024. There is a 58% approval rating. Although the Senate passed SB 3335, the House ran out of time and did not vote for final passage. On April 27, the Governor proposed changing the definition of medical marijuana to make it available for any health condition, requiring a doctor-approved registration card. Currently, 32,000 patients are in the program.
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Idaho
Legislative: Not Legalized. The legislative session is dead for 2024. There is a 68% approval rating. Supporters needed 62,896 signatures by May 1 to get the measure on the November ballot and collected 94,795 signatures across 20 legislative districts. Verification is ongoing, with 40,000 signatures already verified. If they meet the 6% requirement in 18 of 35 districts, the initiative will appear on the November 5 ballot. HB 559, introduced in February 2024, proposes decriminalizing possession of less than 3 ounces of marijuana with a $420 fine.
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Illinois
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal. The legislative session is dead for 2024.
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Indiana
Legislative: Medicinal. The legislative session is dead for 2024. There is a 54% approval rating for medical marijuana. None of the bills made it before the end of the session on March 14, 2024. HB 1154 would permit adults to purchase up to an ounce of marijuana and/or eight grams of concentrate from a state-licensed dispensary. It would also allow individuals to cultivate up to six marijuana plants for personal use. Introduced by long-time reform supporter Senator Tallian, Senate Bill 223 would remove penalties for the possession of up to two ounces of marijuana, while Senate Bill 87 would establish the Cannabis Compliance Commission to regulate all forms of legal cannabis in Indiana. A ballot measure must go through the legislative level meaning voters don’t get the option to vote directly.
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Iowa
Legislative: Medicinal. The legislative session is dead for 2024. S 2335, which aimed to increase the number of licensed medical dispensaries from 5 to 10, did not pass before the session ended on April 20, 2024. House 2605 passed with a 31-18 vote, imposing limits of 4 mg of THC per serving and 10 mg per container on consumable hemp products. Lawmakers are also considering adding a 2.5% sin tax on hemp products. Currently, Iowa has 50,000 medical marijuana patients who can purchase up to 4.5 grams of THC every 90 days, with exceptions for those who obtain a waiver.
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Kansas
Legislative: Not Legalized. Dead for 2024. There is an 80% approval rating for legalization, but Republicans blocked the bill from committee in the Senate on April 23. Despite needing 40 votes to move it out of committee, they only secured 24. There have been retaliatory actions against members advocating for the bill.
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Kentucky
Legislative: Medicinal. Legislatively Dead for 2024. With a 90% approval rating, applications for medical marijuana start on July 1 under a lottery-based system.
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Louisiana
Legislative: Medicinal. The legislative session is ongoing in Louisiana and ends on June 4, 2024. With nine bills in play, the state could see significant changes toward recreational cannabis use. HB 707, which allows the cultivation of up to six plants for personal use and lets local governments opt out, cleared committee with a 10-0 vote on April 24. HB 978 (previously HB 54) aims to create an adult-use cannabis market, while HB 376 extends the medical program to 2030. HB 649 proposes decriminalization as a ballot measure for 2024.
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Maine
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal. Legislatively Dead for 2024.
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Maryland
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal. Legislatively Dead for 2024.
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Massachusetts
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal. The legislative session ends on January 2, 2025.
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Michigan
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal. The legislative session ends on December 31, 2024.
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- Rural Energy for America Program Renewable Energy Systems & Energy Efficiency Improvement Guaranteed Loans & Grants
- The Consumers Energy Business Energy Efficiency Programs are a comprehensive suite of energy efficiency programs designed to assist commercial and industrial businesses in improving their energy consumption.
- The DTE Lighting Instant Discount Program offers instant discounts on qualifying Design Lights Consortium® and ENERGYSTAR®-certified products through participating distributors.
- BWL’s Indoor Agriculture program offers immediate and long-term financial benefits to help lower energy usage, decrease operating costs, and reduce maintenance.
- Indiana Michigan Power’s rebates help customers upgrade to energy-efficient HVAC and lighting equipment supplied by distributors at a more affordable price.
Minnesota
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal. The legislative session ended on May 20, 2024.
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Mississippi
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal. Legislation is dead for 2024. 69% approval rating in 2020. SB 2888 passed and SB 2922 for concentrates is dead in 2024.
Cannabis bills fall under the House Public Health and Human Services Under Committee.
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Missouri
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal. The legislative session ended on May 17, 2024, with more social equity licenses issued recently.
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Montana
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal. Legislatively dead for 2024 with no session this year.
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Nebraska
Legislative: Not Legalized. Legislatively dead for 2024—the session ended on April 18, but a special session this summer is TBD. There is an 80% approval rating. Efforts are ongoing to collect signatures for a 2024 ballot measure. They are aiming for 125,000 signatures by July 3, 2024.
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Nevada
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal. No session in 2024.
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New Hampshire
Legislative: Medicinal. The legislative session ends on June 30, 2024. We will see if they can compromise on recreational sales using a State franchise model.
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New Jersey
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal.
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- Rural Energy for America Program Renewable Energy Systems & Energy Efficiency Improvement Guaranteed Loans & Grants
- New Jersey's Clean Energy Program offers single-measure rebates for several possible upgrades, including HVAC, lighting, lighting controls, and dehumidifiers.
- Orange & Rockland offers custom energy efficiency programs to reduce the energy use of your business.
- Cooper Electric helps navigate The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities’ enhanced incentives and program requirement modifications.
New Mexico
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal. Legislation is dead for 2024.
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New York
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal.
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North Carolina
Legislative: Not Legalized. The legislative session is ongoing, with a 78% approval rating for medical marijuana. Bills have passed the Senate but await action in the House.
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North Dakota
Legislative: Medicinal. North Dakota won't have a legislative session in 2024. Currently, there's a 45% approval rating for recreational marijuana legalization. To get on the November ballot this year, "New Economic Frontier" needs 15,582 signatures by July 8. If they miss that deadline, they can aim for the 2026 ballot with a signature collection by April 25th, 2025.
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Ohio
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal. Implementation of recreational use is planned for June with rules filed in May and applications available by June 7.
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Oklahoma
Legislative: Medicinal. The legislative session ended on May 31, 2024.
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Oregon
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal. Legislation is dead for 2024.
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Pennsylvania
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal. The legislative session in Pennsylvania ends on November 30. With a 66% approval rating for legalization, Governor Josh Shapiro has called for the legislature to legalize recreational marijuana. Bills in both the House and Senate propose allowing use for those 21 and over and expunging nonviolent cannabis convictions. The existing 178 medical dispensaries would be used for recreational sales. Despite Democratic control of the House, Republican opposition in the Senate poses a challenge.
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Rhode Island
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal. The legislative session ends on June 30, 2024.
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South Carolina
Legislative: Not Legalized. The legislation is dead for 2024. Despite an 80% approval rating, efforts to legalize medical marijuana did not advance in the legislative session.
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South Dakota
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal. The legislation is dead for 2024 with efforts to collect signatures for a ballot measure. This will be the 3rd attempt with voters.
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Tennessee
Legislative: Not Legalized. The legislative session is dead for 2024 in Tennessee, with a 62% approval rating for marijuana legalization. Both Republican and Democratic bills failed in committee in 2023. Democratic lawmakers have filed a bill to put marijuana legalization referendum questions on the 2024 ballot, though the results would be nonbinding. The "Free All Cannabis for Tennesseans Act" (HB 0085) is progressing in the House, while a similar effort (SB 0168) was introduced in the Senate earlier this year.
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Texas
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal. The legislative session is dead for 2024 in Texas, with no session scheduled. Despite an 82% approval rating for marijuana legalization, Lubbock rejected decriminalization. Several cities, including Denton, Killeen, Harker Heights, Austin, San Marcos, and Elgin, have decriminalized marijuana, but the Texas Attorney General is suing these cities. Texas plans to pass a law in 2026 to prevent cities from interfering with state law. There are 7,000 registered hemp dispensaries as of 2024, a program that started in 2020.
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Utah
Legislative: Not Legalized. The legislative session is dead for 2024, with ongoing discussions on medical cannabis bills.
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Vermont
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal. The legislative session is dead for 2024.
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Virginia
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal. The legislative session is dead for 2024.
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Washington
Legislative: Recreational & Medicinal. The legislative session is dead for 2024.
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West Virginia
Legislative: Medicinal. The legislative session is dead for 2024 in West Virginia. Medical marijuana needs legislative approval to move to the voters, requiring a constitutional amendment.
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Wisconsin
Legislative: Not Legalized. The legislative session in Wisconsin ends on January 2, 2025. There is an 83% approval rating for medical marijuana and 64% for recreational use. Despite high approval ratings, no bills have passed in 2024. Republican infighting prevented a vote on their own bill, which proposed a state-run dispensary model under the Department of Health Services with five dispensaries.
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Wyoming
Legislative: Not Legalized. The legislative session is dead for 2024 in Wyoming, with a 68% approval rating for marijuana legalization. Delta 8 was banned in March 2024, and on March 28, the Cheyenne City Council rejected decriminalization. A 2024 ballot measure required 41,776 signatures with 15% of qualified voters in 16 out of 23 counties by January 2023 but did not meet this requirement. Two measures, one for medical marijuana and one for reduced criminal penalties, failed to make it to the ballot.
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