Wyoming Law Center
Not Yet Legal
Wyoming at a glance
- Program
- No medical program
- Legal allotment
- No legal allotment — 0 g
- Qualifying conditions
- Not listed by the state
- Out-of-state cards
- Not accepted
The figures above are re-checked against Wyoming's official program sources every month.
Wyoming does not have a comprehensive medical cannabis program. Cannabis remains illegal for all uses, and possession of small amounts is a criminal offense. A 2026 ballot initiative for medical cannabis did not qualify, though legislation (HB 0166) adjusting marijuana scheduling takes effect July 1, 2026. The Medical Cannabis Coalition is working to bring safe access to Wyoming patients.
Laws of Wyoming
Every law and official source for Wyoming, each linked to the page that publishes it.
Official Wyoming cannabis law & rulesKey Rules
Frequently Asked Questions
Is medical cannabis legal in Wyoming?
No. Wyoming has no medical cannabis program; cannabis remains illegal for all uses.
Is a program coming soon?
A 2026 ballot initiative did not qualify. Contact your legislators to support reform.
Wyoming community board
Wyoming community board
Lawmakers Push for Legalization Following Federal Shift
Following the federal declassification of medical marijuana, some Wyoming lawmakers are pushing for state-level legalization. However, the Wyoming Attorney General objected to declassifying medical marijuana in the state, noting that such a change would require legislative action.
Wyoming Maintains Strict Cannabis Prohibition in 2026
Despite changing laws nationwide, Wyoming lawmakers did not advance any cannabis reform legislation during the 2026 session. Recreational and medical cannabis remain fully illegal, with the state maintaining some of the strictest penalties in the country.
Wyoming Rejects Federal Marijuana Rescheduling
Wyoming will continue classifying marijuana as a Schedule I controlled substance, rejecting the federal move to Schedule III. The state's Commissioner of Drugs and Substances Control issued a final decision following a public hearing, concluding that any broader changes to marijuana policy should come through the state legislature.
Translate