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Labor Peace Agreement - Ballot Measure 119

Oregon voters recently passed Ballot Measure 119, requiring OLCC licensed processors, retailers, medical only processors, medical only retailers, research certificates and labs to provide the OLCC with a signed labor peace agreement or attestation prior to licensure or renewal.

The new law goes into effect December 5, 2024.

 


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CAMP (Cannabis and Alcohol Management Program) streamlines the processes for marijuana and liquor licensing and permits. CAMP provides an integrated platform that enhances efficiency, transparency, and ease of use for businesses involved in the cannabis and alcohol industries.

CAMP is now live for Marijuana and Alcohol Licensing. The third phase of CAMP, Alcohol Service Permits & Marijuana Worker Permits, is set to launch in Spring 2025.  








 
Pesticides

Information from the Oregon Dept. of Agriculture on pesticide regulation and use for cannabis producers and processors.

 

 
Taxes

The Oregon Dept. of Revenue is responsible for tax collection and revenue distribution.

 
Energy Efficiency for Growers

Energy Trust of Oregon offers licensed cannabis & hemp growers free technical services and incentives for the installation of energy-efficient equipment at new and existing grow operations.

 
Water Usage & Regulation

The 2022 Oregon Legislature passed House Bill 4061 to deter water use on unlicensed cannabis, both marijuana and hemp, growing sites. All provisions of the bill are effective June 3, 2022.



Map of Oregon Recreational Marijuana Retailers & Labs

This interactive map displays locations of all OLCC-licensed marijuana retailers and testing laboratories.

The map includes K-12 school locations, and boundaries of cities and counties, including those that prohibit some or all recreational marijuana license types.


Click to view the map in full page view.