Cannabis Control Board extends deadline to apply for adult-use licenses

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — The Cannabis Control Board announced that the period of time for applying for an adult-use cannabis license has been extended.

The original deadline to apply for a license was December 4 — the new deadline is Monday, December 18. This comes after positive feedback and people requesting more time to apply.

Judge could rule on veterans’ lawsuit against OCM soon

The board also announced another extension — microbusinesses and retail applicants that have proof of control over a location had the deadlines for priority applications extended to 5 p.m. on Friday, November 17. The original deadline was November 3.

The applications opened earlier this month for cultivator, processor, distributor, microbusiness, and retail dispensary licenses. Those with adult-use cannabis cultivator and processor licenses in good standing may also apply to transition to non-conditional licenses.

More resources on cannabis applications can be found on the Office of Cannabis Management’s website.

​ ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — The Cannabis Control Board announced that the period of time for applying for an adult-use cannabis license has been extended.

The original deadline to apply for a license was December 4 — the new deadline is Monday, December 18. This comes after positive feedback and people requesting more time to apply.
Judge could rule on veterans’ lawsuit against OCM soon
The board also announced another extension — microbusinesses and retail applicants that have proof of control over a location had the deadlines for priority applications extended to 5 p.m. on Friday, November 17. The original deadline was November 3.

The applications opened earlier this month for cultivator, processor, distributor, microbusiness, and retail dispensary licenses. Those with adult-use cannabis cultivator and processor licenses in good standing may also apply to transition to non-conditional licenses.

More resources on cannabis applications can be found on the Office of Cannabis Management’s website. Read More MarijuanaRochesterFirst