COVID-19 Business Continuity Information - Marijuana

Risk and Protection Framework

The state is using a four-tier risk based assessment for allowing business and social activity. This guidance includes specific requirements based on a county's risk level.

Gov. Brown's Oregon COVID-19 Website (includes County Risk Levels & Activity Guidance Charts)

Marijuana FAQs

OLCC COVID-19 Marijuana FAQs (updated 3/25/21)

On-Site Delivery for Retailers; Daily Sales Limits - OMMP

Daily Sales Limits for OMMP; On-Site Delivery of Licensed Marijuana Retailers

Increases daily marijuana sales limit for OMMP cardholders

Allows for on-site delivery of marijuana at a licensed retailer
COVID-19 Public Health Response - Marijuana rule temporary changes (Fact Sheet)
Marijuana Retail Licensees Allowed to Provide Curbside Delivery (News Release)
845-025-2885 - On-Site Delivery of Marijuana by Retailer

Marijuana Worker Permits

Marijuana Worker Permits

Due to modifications to operations in response to the COVID-19 pandemic we are experiencing worker permit application processing delays. To support and accommodate the cannabis industry, through June 28, 2021, employees may work for an OLCC recreational marijuana licensed business if they meet one of the following conditions:

Have an approved and active marijuana worker permit;
Have taken the marijuana worker permit test and submitted their marijuana worker permit application in the NIC/OLCC system https://www.oregon.gov/olcc/marijuana/Pages/mjworkerpermit.aspx prior to working for a licensed OLCC recreational marijuana business.

Please note: Once an application has been approved, the applicant will be notified that the permit application is in Ready for Pay status and will have 30 days to pay the permit fee per OAR 845-025-5520 (4). If payment is not received the application shall be considered incomplete and inactivated. Once inactivated, the worker permit application is not eligible to be used as meeting the above condition to work for an OLCC recreational marijuana licensed business. The applicant will need to reapply.
Should additional information to process a worker permit application be needed in order to complete the application, the applicant will have 30 days from the date of OLCC's request to provide additional information and/or complete any outstanding action request corrections. Failure to complete the corrections or provide the requested additional information within 30 days from the request shall result in the application being considered incomplete and will be inactivated. Once inactivated, the worker permit application is not eligible to be used as meeting the above condition to work for an OLCC recreational marijuana licensed business. The applicant will need to reapply.

Temporary Rule Suspensions

OAR 845-025-1060 (8)(e) - Requiring specified fee for change to approved cannabis packaging or labeling (Rule suspension effective April 6, 2020)

OAR 845-025-1060(8)(f) - Requiring specified fee for transfer of application for packaging or labeling of cannabis product (Rule suspension effective April 6, 2020)