Ohio Tribes and Cannabis

Medical Marijuana is Legal in Ohio

Ohio has a highly restrictive process for licensing growers,qualifying testing labs, certifying doctors, registering patients and qualifying dispensaries. The medical cannabis program was enacted in 2016 and became fully operational by September 2018. Recreational use of marijuana is illegal in Ohio. Posession up to 100 grams was decriminalized in 2016.

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USDA Approves Ohio's Hemp Plan Following Federal Hemp Legalization January 2, 2020 - The USDA has approved hemp plans from three tribes and three states to allow local regulation of hemp cultivationn, processing and distribution on lands ... Read more

Ohio's Federally-Recognized Tribes

There are no federally recognized tribes in Ohio.

For a complete list of Ohio tribes and their locations, see our page about Ohio Tribes.

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With no federally-recognized tribes, there are no cannabis opportunities for American Indian tribes in Ohio.