Delaware Cannabis Legislation

SB226 expands Delaware's medical marijuana program by allowing doctors to recommend cannabis for any condition they deem appropriate, broadening patient access.

HB271 amends Delaware's cannabis law to reduce the required distance between marijuana establishments, potentially increasing access for consumers and market density for operators.

HB172 amends the Delaware Marijuana Control Act to allow medical cannabis patients to grow up to six plants at home, expanding patient access and autonomy.

HB110 establishes a regulated adult-use cannabis market in Delaware, allowing sales to consumers 21+ and creating a licensing framework for businesses.

HB33 decriminalizes possession of under one ounce of cannabis within Newark city limits, aligning local law with statewide policy for consumers.

SB75 allows Delaware counties to ban retail marijuana stores, impacting consumer access and operator locations despite the state's legalization.