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OMMP Schedules August 2026 Rules Advisory Meeting
The Oregon Medical Marijuana Program announced a rules advisory committee meeting for August 2026. The committee will focus on updating cannabis testing rules in Divisions 7 and 64.

Oregon Health Authority
OMMP Schedules August 2026 Rules Advisory Meeting

Oregon Hemp Businesses Face Closures Under New Laws
Oregon hemp dispensaries are facing significant challenges and closures following new federal and state regulations. While traditional marijuana dispensaries remain open, businesses relying on hemp-derived CBD products are struggling to survive the regulatory shift.

Oregon Capital Chronicle
Oregon Hemp Businesses Face Closures Under New Laws

Oregon Restricts Hemp-Derived Delta-9 THC Sales
Oregon has restricted the sale of hemp-derived Delta-9 THC products outside of the licensed dispensary system. Under state regulations, hemp items exceeding 0.5 milligrams of total THC per item are now limited to the OLCC channel and restricted to adults 21 and older.

Cannabis Regulations
Oregon Restricts Hemp-Derived Delta-9 THC Sales

Push to Ban Edibles Exceeding 10mg of THC
An Oregon lawmaker has announced a renewed legislative push to ban marijuana edibles containing more than 10 milligrams of THC. This effort aims to address growing concerns over children accidentally consuming high-dose cannabis products.

Marijuana Moment
Push to Ban Edibles Exceeding 10mg of THC

Lawmaker Pushes for Stricter Cannabis Edible Regulations
An Oregon lawmaker is advocating for stricter cannabis regulations in 2027 to protect children from accidental ingestion. The push follows a failed bill earlier in the year that attempted to cap individual edibles at 10 milligrams of THC.

Oregon Capital Chronicle
Lawmaker Pushes for Stricter Cannabis Edible Regulations

Oregon Merges Medical Marijuana and Psilocybin Regulators
The Oregon Health Authority is merging its medical marijuana and psilocybin services programs to increase efficiency and reduce costs amidst budget shortfalls. The newly formed unit will oversee both sectors, and the state has proposed fee hikes to help cover administrative expenses.

The Oregonian
Oregon Merges Medical Marijuana and Psilocybin Regulators

Cannabis Legislation Sees Mixed Results in 2026
Advocates reported on the mixed results of cannabis legislation during Oregon's 2026 legislative session. The update highlights the ongoing efforts to navigate medical cannabis regulations and patient rights within the state.

Compassionate Oregon
Cannabis Legislation Sees Mixed Results in 2026

Rescheduling Medical Cannabis and the OMMP
The federal government's move to reclassify medical cannabis to Schedule III presents a turning point for Oregon healthcare. This shift prompts discussions on how to integrate cannabis into healthcare while preserving patient protections within the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program.

Compassionate Oregon
Rescheduling Medical Cannabis and the OMMP

Impact of Federal Rescheduling on Oregon's OMMP
Following the federal government's move to reschedule medical cannabis to Schedule III, Oregon advocates are evaluating the future of the state's medical program. The Oregon Medical Marijuana Program faces declining enrollment, prompting discussions on how to modernize and sustain patient-centered protections.

Compassionate Oregon
Impact of Federal Rescheduling on Oregon's OMMP

Oregon Passes Bill for Medical Cannabis in Hospice Care
Oregon has passed Ryan's Law, mandating that certain hospice and palliative care providers permit qualified patients to use medical cannabis. The legislation expands eligibility by adding a new qualifying condition for symptom-focused care and authorizes facilities to serve as designated caregivers.

Hospice News
Oregon Passes Bill for Medical Cannabis in Hospice Care

Oregon Legislature Passes HB4142 for Medical Marijuana
The Oregon legislature has officially passed HB4142, expanding the definition of debilitating medical conditions for medical marijuana use. The bill requires designated residential facilities and organizations acting as caregivers to create written policies and provide staff training on medical cannabis.

LegiScan
Oregon Legislature Passes HB4142 for Medical Marijuana





