Oklahoma law requires all OMMA licensees to follow state safety, electrical, fire, plumbing, waste, construction and building codes.
For outdoor commercial growers who do not have a building or structure that falls under the building codes adopted by the Oklahoma Uniform Building Code Commission, the Affidavit Outdoor Exclusive Grow Form is now available. The new affidavit is for outdoor grower licensees only and can be found here on the OMMA website under Forms and Resources. The form should be submitted with supporting documents instead of a Certificate of Occupancy (COO) when renewing a license.
As a reminder to commercial licensees, Senate Bill 1939 changed the commercial license renewal application time frames and the license transfer process. Take a look at the graphic below:
Oklahoma’s legislative session began Feb. 3, and until the end of May, lawmakers will consider thousands of bills, some of which are relevant to medical marijuana businesses and patients.
For your convenience, OMMA has a dedicated webpage to provide you with legislative updates during session. Visit omma.ok.gov/legislation to see and track bills related to medical marijuana in Oklahoma. Please note this resource is for informational purposes only — it is not an indication that OMMA supports or opposes any legislation.
In the graphic below, you will find some of the important deadlines for the legislative process. Now is the time to reach out to your legislator and share your story and experience regarding bills that are important to you. It’s still very early in the legislative process.
In a recent email, our partners at the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Control (OBNDD) discussed the new OBNDD registration timeline. You can learn more in the link below.
As a reminder to Metrc users, OMMA assembled a guide to help licensees with frequently asked questions about Metrc. If you need more help with Metrc, contact Metrc Support at support@metrc.com or 877-566-6506. Metrc will contact OMMA directly on your behalf if Metrc needs OMMA’s help on your issue. In addition, Metrc keeps an archive of industry bulletins available for review here.
During the last two weeks of January, OMMA participated in budget hearings with state lawmakers ahead of Oklahoma’s legislative session. You can watch the recordings of the budget hearings in the links below. You can also review our FY 2026 Budget Performance Review and our FY 2026 Budget Hearing Presentation.
On Jan. 31, OMMA completed and shared with licensees an Agency Rule Report after a public comment period that ended with a public hearing at the state Capitol. As part of the rulemaking process, the rule report was submitted to Gov. Kevin Stitt and the Legislature for consideration during legislative session. Pending approval from the Governor, these rules will take effect later in 2025.
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