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Oklahoma elections are almost here
The Marijuana Policy Project highlights the upcoming Oklahoma elections and their potential impact on cannabis policy in the state.

Marijuana Policy Project
Oklahoma elections are almost here

OMMA Executive Advisory Council Created
House Bill 1349 created the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority Executive Advisory Council (OMMA EAC). The council will provide recommendations regarding changes to state policy, rules, or statutes.
Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority
OMMA Executive Advisory Council Created

OMMA Adopts New Emergency and Permanent Rules
The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority has adopted new emergency rules effective August 28, 2026, superseding the permanent rules from July. This follows an extensive public comment period that concluded in early 2026.

Oklahoma.gov
OMMA Adopts New Emergency and Permanent Rules

Interim Study on Medical Marijuana Testing
Oklahoma State Rep. Jacob Rosecrants announced an interim study focusing on medical marijuana testing and transparency on August 19, 2026. The study will evaluate the state's current regulatory framework for marijuana testing, product safety, and consumer transparency.

KOKH
Interim Study on Medical Marijuana Testing

OMMA Updates Administrative Actions Record
On July 24, 2026, the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority updated its public record of administrative actions filed against commercial licensees. The agency emphasized its commitment to prioritizing public health and patient safety through routine inspections and thorough regulation.
Oklahoma.gov
OMMA Updates Administrative Actions Record

Oklahomans for Safe Access Coalition Forms
Oklahomans for Safe Access (OSA) announced the formation of a statewide coalition on July 2, 2026. The group aims to advance patient-centered medical cannabis policy, education, and advocacy in response to new federal cannabis laws. The coalition includes various patient advocacy groups and industry stakeholders.

Cannabis Business Times
Oklahomans for Safe Access Coalition Forms

2026 Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Research Report Released
The Cannabis Center of Excellence has released the 2026 Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Research Studies and Program Report. The comprehensive analysis highlights a 77% decline in OMMA cultivation licenses and raises concerns about inconsistent laboratory testing standards and product safety.

Cannabis Business Times
2026 Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Research Report Released

Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Law Update: Expanded Employer Authority
Oklahoma has enacted new amendments to its medical marijuana law that further define employer rights and obligations in the workplace. Under the amended law, employers are required to apply zero-tolerance drug and alcohol standards to applicants for and employees in safety-sensitive positions, effective November 1, 2026.

Seyfarth
Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Law Update: Expanded Employer Authority

Task Force Raids Illegal Grows in Prague
The Oklahoma Attorney General's Organized Crime Task Force raided two illegal marijuana grows in Prague on May 11, 2026. Authorities seized 48,665 plants and over $3 million in processed marijuana. This continues the state's crackdown on illicit cannabis operations.

The Journal Record
Task Force Raids Illegal Grows in Prague

OMMA Monitors DEA Rescheduling Lawsuit
The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority announced on May 6, 2026, that it is monitoring a lawsuit challenging the DEA's rescheduling of marijuana. OMMA clarified that state regulatory and licensing requirements remain unchanged at this time. Licensees are advised to seek professional counsel regarding federal changes.
Oklahoma.gov
OMMA Monitors DEA Rescheduling Lawsuit

Oklahoma Amends Medical Marijuana Law for Employers
Oklahoma has amended the employment provisions of the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Act, effective November 1, 2026. The new legislation enforces a zero-tolerance drug and alcohol policy for applicants or employees in safety-sensitive positions, requiring many employers to update their drug testing policies.

McAfee & Taft
Oklahoma Amends Medical Marijuana Law for Employers

OK Drug Agency Reacts to Federal Reclassification
The federal government's reclassification of medical marijuana to Schedule III is expected to provide tax breaks and banking access for legitimate Oklahoma businesses. The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) stated that state laws remain unchanged and they will continue to monitor developments.
News9.com
OK Drug Agency Reacts to Federal Reclassification

Pushback Against Gov. Stitt's Call to Shut Down Industry
Bipartisan voices and business owners are pushing back against Governor Kevin Stitt's recent calls to shut down Oklahoma's multi-billion dollar medical marijuana industry. Industry leaders argue that eliminating the program would be a death blow to businesses and costly to the state, advocating instead for better enforcement of existing rules.

Oklahoma Voice
Pushback Against Gov. Stitt's Call to Shut Down Industry






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