After licensing comes compliance. Learn the rules for running a medical marijuana dispensary in Oklahoma. Only medical patients or their caregiver with a valid medical marijuana patient license can purchase goods from an Oklahoma dispensary. Dispensaries in Oklahoma must be at least 1, feet from a public or private school.
This is measured by a straight line shortest distance from the property line of the dispensary to any entrance of the school. Medical cannabis dispensaries in Oklahoma can sell mature plants, seedlings, concentrates, flower and edibles. In a single transaction, a dispensary cannot sell more than three ounces of usable cannabis, one ounce of marijuana concentrate and 72 ounces of medical marijuana products. These all fall in line with possession limits for patients. Oklahoma law states that packaging for medical marijuana cannot be attractive to minors, must contain proper warnings to keep out of reach of minors and child-resistant packaging.
Wholesale package labels must include name, license number, batch number, date of harvest or production, and a statement that medical marijuana has passed or failed testing and is being transferred for remediation purposes only.
A sales tax permit has to be obtained after a license is granted by OMMA. No regulated cannabis market exists without tracking and reporting. Find out how Oklahoma will prevent diversion into the black market with these tracking rules. OMMA has partnered with Metrc for inventory tracking and reporting services to cannabis businesses, and Metrc system is gradually being integrated with OMMA reporting requirements. Metrc is a fully integrated compliance system that allows real-time tracking and tracing of marijuana products.
Licensees will have to attach unique, serialized tags to every product, which will have readable text, barcodes, and RFID chips to uniquely identify every plant or flower, both physically and digitally in the cloud software. Retailers will then enter information such as weight, transfer of custody, and test results into the online software platform, which will be then available to the business owners and the OMMA.
You can now sign up for Metrc training. To familiarize yourself with how Metrc works, you may check out videos on its YouTube channel. Complete the new business system metrc training with your specific Metrc account number by March 26, , and you must be ready to start reporting your dispensary's inventory to Metrc by April 30, The OMMA developed a monthly reporting template that must be submitted on the 15th day of every month.
The monthly reporting template includes:. All records must be maintained for at least seven years after the date of recording. These records must be accessible to auditors within 15 days of being requested. Learn more about how to run a compliant dispensary in Oklahoma. Yes, the Cova dispensary POS software suite will allow you to generate required reports in one click and submit them to OMMA, virtually eliminating the risk of compliance errors due to human error.
Our system will automatically handle compliance reporting and seamlessly send any adjustments and reports to Metrc, thus helping you maximize operational efficiency and meet all Oklahama's changing laws and regulations. Once Metrc system is implemented in OK, Cova is there to help you with everything. A practical-minded business lawyer with expertise in the cannabis industry, he represents cultivators, dispensaries, CBD extractors, oil extractors, food processors, media and marketing companies, consultancies, and other businesses in the legal cannabis market.
Oklahoma Dispensary Laws. What is the process to apply for a medical marijuana patient license? The Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry is the lead state agency for regulating pesticides. Typical complaints concern termite treatments, drift from lawns or crops, right-of-way or agricultural applications. Once the complaint is received it will be given a complaint number and assigned to a field inspector.
You will receive confirmation that the complaint was received with the name of the inspector and the complaint number. The inspector will contact you within the next three to four days to schedule the inspection. The inspection will include a narrative report, photos and samples as needed to document a misuse or violation.
The inspector does not estimate monetary losses that may have occurred as a result of the incident. The inspector will also try to identify any possible source or cause. All possible sources will be contacted to determine if they were involved or not.
Once the investigation is completed by the program administrator you will be notified of the final action taken. The investigation report is subject to the Oklahoma Open Records Act. A copy of the report will be provided upon written request. Requests should reference the complaint number and be sent to openrecords ag. Oklahoma City, OK This includes both agricultural applications such as crop spraying, the fumigating of grain bins, etc. The Law requires that any person who applies pesticides commercially must be certified to do so, and that any company including one-man operations must be licensed for the type of work being done.
Non-commercial operations such as golf courses and government agencies must be licensed and their applicators must be certified in order to legally use restricted-use pesticides. Including investigations of unlicensed companies and other internally-generated cases. The following summary is offered as a general guide to the pesticide applicator certification program in Oklahoma.
This guide is a summary and should not be used as a replacement for, nor construed as a substitute of, the Oklahoma Combined Pesticide Law and Rules. A service technician or certified applicator shall be present at each application performed. Private applicators are farmers, ranchers, growers, etc. The Oklahoma Combined Pesticide Law and Rules require that all pesticide producing establishments in Oklahoma obtain a permit from the Department.
This includes the manufacture, preparation, propagation, compounding or processing of any pesticide, active ingredient or device. It also includes the packaging, re-packaging, labeling, relabel or otherwise changing the container of any pesticide or device. The Oklahoma Combined Pesticide Law and Rules require that every farmer engaged in the application of a restricted use pesticide on their crop s shall obtain a private applicator license from the Department. As of May 25, , a new rule went into effect concerning the use of certain herbicides in Greer, Harmon, Kiowa, Jackson, and Tillman Counties.
The rule lists specific herbicides by their active ingredient. A copy of the rule is included with the Restricted Area Herbicide Application form. You will need to look closely at the herbicides you use to determine if they apply. Your pesticide dealer or County Extension Educator can help if you are not sure. This rule does not prohibit the use of these herbicides.
However, if you need to apply the regulated herbicides from May 1 through October 15th, you will need to notify the Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry of your intent to make the application on the approved notification form. After the application is made a copy of the application records will also need to be sent to the Department.
Restricted Area Herbicide Application. The Oklahoma Combined Pesticide Law and Rules require that each business location engaged in the sale or distribution of restricted use pesticides shall in Oklahoma must obtain a permit from the Department. A few of the categories require completion of a practical examination in conjunction with the Core and category exams for certification in that particular category.
Core exam — Focuses on equipment, safety, laws, and other knowledge pertaining to all categories. All persons wishing to become a Certified Applicator must pass this exam in addition to at least one category exam.
Category exam — Written exam to be taken along with the Core exam by those wishing to become certified in that particular category. Practical exam- The following categories require a practical examination in addition to the Core and the written exam. Diverse Business Certification Program. The monthly source for economic development from the Oklahoma Department of Commerce. Doing Business. Renewable Energy. Traditional Energy. Incentives Quality Jobs Incentive Program. Small Employer Quality Jobs Program.
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