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In 2008, Michigan voters approved a ballot measure allowing patients with certain medical conditions or their caregivers to privately cultivate up to 12 cannabis plants for therapeutic use. The measure was affirmed that same year by the state legislature in a 63-37 vote, making Michigan the 13th state in the country to legalize medicinal cannabis. To help the state regulate the emerging market and assist in the collection of tax revenue generated by cannabis sales, Michigan selected Metrc to manage its medical cannabis program. In addition to tracking cannabis through cultivation, processing, testing and sale, Metrc helps to verify licenses issued by the Michigan Medical Marijuana Licensing Board, affirming the credentials of growers, processors, testing facilities, transport services, and dispensaries.
The Cannabis Regulatory Agency (CRA) welcomes you to our Marijuana Enforcement Tracking Reporting & Compliance (Metrc) webpage. This site will serve as a resource for information on the Metrc system chosen as Michigan’s statewide monitoring system for integrated marihuana tracking, inventory, and verification under the Medical Marihuana Facilities Licensing Act, Marihuana Tracking Act, and Michigan Regulation and Taxation of Marihuana Act.
The mission of the CRA is to establish Michigan as the national model for a regulatory program that stimulates business growth while preserving safe consumer access to marijuana.
We look forward to working with Metrc and our marijuana licensees.
Michigan voters expanded legalized cannabis to adult-use in 2018 and sales of recreational products through licensed dispensaries began the following year. Owing to the successful deployment of Metrc track-and-trace for medicinal cannabis, the company’s mandate was expanded to cover adult-use production and sales. The ability of Metrc’s system to rapidly accommodate changing market conditions was demonstrated over the next several years as the size of the Michigan medical market ballooned from $42 million in 2018 to more than $440 million in 2019. The combined medical and recreational market in the state grew to nearly $1 billion in recorded sales in 2020.
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For any questions, licensees may reach out to Metrc Support at 877-566-6506 or log into the Support Portal and log a case or live chat with a support agent.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
Louisiana first approved of medical cannabis use in 1978 and legislators have periodically revisited the guidelines of the program since that time. In 2020, state lawmakers significantly expanded access to medical marijuana by allowing physicians to recommend cannabis as a therapeutic treatment to any patient they determined was in need, rather than restricting access from a list of state-approved maladies. Metrc’s tracking allowances were updated accordingly.
The Louisiana Department of Health (LDH) welcomes you to the Louisiana Medical Marijuana Tracking System (LMMTS) webpage. This site is intended to track from the immature plant stage until the product is sold to a Marijuana Pharmacy or is destroyed.
The Metrc LLC Tracking System is an integral part of LDH’s Medical Marijuana Program by ensuring that medical marijuana will be monitored from the immature plant until it is sold.
Metrc LLC is responsible for the implementation of the technical and operational components of the tracking system. LDH is responsible for the overall program management, compliance and enforcement of the statutory and regulatory guidelines for the Medical Marijuana Program.
Metrc’s system in Louisiana will be updated to reflect the new material changes and patient dosage limits will be corrected to align with recent revisions in state law. When changes to the law take effect in January 2022, registered cannabis patients will be able to purchase up to two and a half ounces of cannabis flower per 14-day period from licensed providers and cultivators in the state. The validity of license-holders participating in Louisiana’s program and the disbursement limits to which patients and participants are held will also be accounted for in Metrc’s system.
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If you are new to Metrc and have your license from the state.
For any questions, licensees may reach out to Metrc Support at 877-566-6506 or log into the Support Portal and log a case or live chat with a support agent.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
In November 2018, the people of Missouri voted to legalize medical marijuana, and in November 2022, voted to legalize adult-use marijuana. Tyler Technologies and Metrc were selected to deliver a set of comprehensive technology offerings to Missouri’s marijuana market. Metrc provides its industry-leading seed-to-sale system for end-to-end plant and product monitoring, and Tyler Technologies provides its comprehensive licensing platform supporting business and individual cardholder registration, credentialing, and licensing.
On behalf of Missouri’s Division of Cannabis Regulation (DCR), we welcome you to the to the Missouri Marijuana Enforcement Tracking Reporting & Compliance (Metrc) webpage. DCR worked with Metrc to implement the seed-to-sale track and trace requirements outlined in Article XIV of the Missouri Constitution and 19 CSR 100-1, and we are happy to offer this site as a resource for Missouri’s medical and marijuana licensees.
Metrc is responsible for implementation of the technical and operational components of the tracking system and will provide medical and marijuana licensees with training sessions, webinars, and instructions to facilitate a thorough understanding of the track and trace system. DCR is responsible for general regulation of licensee, including overseeing compliance with regulations related to the statewide track and trace system.
DCR encourages our licensees thoroughly understand Metrc’s role in compliance and accurately tracking their product to ensure this partnership is a success. We look forward to working with both Metrc and our licensees to provide Missouri’s qualifying patients, caregivers and consumers with safe and secure access to marijuana products.
The integration partnership between Tyler Technologies and Metrc in Missouri allows real time exchange of protected data for patients, caregivers, consumer cultivators, agents (employees) and business licensees via our API connection posting to Metrc. The benefit of the integration is that real time status changes are exchanged and available immediately. For example, a business license has expired, so the record is “inactive.” The API connection passes this information to Metrc, wherein Metrc will restrict that license from creating more transfer manifests until the license is made whole.
WELCOME TO METRC’S TRAINING RESOURCES
If you are new to Metrc and have your license from the state.
For any questions, licensees may reach out to Metrc Support at 877-566-6506 or log into the Support Portal and log a case or live chat with a support agent.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
Medical cannabis use was legalized in Oklahoma in June 2018 when voters approved the Medical Marijuana Legalization Initiative or State Question 788. The initiative made Oklahoma the 30th state in the country to legalize cannabis for medical or recreational use. The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA), which was created to administer rules and regulations governing the state’s medical cannabis program, is run by the Oklahoma State Department of Health. In its capacity as an administrator, OMMA is responsible for maintaining a registry of patients, caregivers, and physicians. It is also charged with issuing licenses for growers, processors, testing labs, transporters, and dispensaries. In 2020, OMMA announced that Metrc had been chosen to implement the state’s seed-to-sale tracking system for cannabis.
The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) welcomes you to the Oklahoma Metrc webpage. Oklahoma’s licensees must utilize the Metrc track-and-trace system to track all medical marijuana and medical marijuana products being grown, processed, transported, tested, and sold in the state.
This portal contains important resources, training, and updates for OMMA licensees and their employees. The information and tools provided by Metrc are critical in ensuring that your establishment remains in compliance with the laws and rules of the state of Oklahoma.
The mission of the OMMA is to ensure patient access to safe medical marijuana and medical marijuana products. We look forward to working with you to ensure a safe, equitable, and effectively run medical marijuana industry.
The low costs for market entry and high demand in the state led to explosive growth of the state’s market. In less than a year, by May 1, 2019, 112,811 patient applications, 1,664 caregiver applications, and 5,211 business applications had been received, according to OMMA records. From those totals, 104,548 patient, 1,296 caregiver, 1,432 dispensary, 2,788 grower, and 767 processor licenses had been approved.
WELCOME TO METRC’S TRAINING RESOURCES
If you are new to Metrc and have your license from the state.
For any questions, licensees may reach out to Metrc Support at 877-566-6506 or log into the Support Portal and log a case or live chat with a support agent.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
Metrc, working with the Colorado Department of Revenue, Marijuana Enforcement Division, created and deployed the first-ever state marijuana track and trace software solution (contract start in 2011 and go-live in 2013). Today, Metrc tracks both the medical and recreational (adult-use) marijuana markets, on behalf of the State of Colorado, utilizing RFID unique identifiers integrated inside the Metrc software. Metrc was awarded the first contract in 2011 and continues to deliver services via contract extensions.
The Marijuana Enforcement Division (MED) welcomes you to the Colorado Metrc webpage. This site is designed specifically for Colorado Licensees and Stakeholders. It will serve as a resource to acquire the most up to date information with respect to the Metrc system in Colorado. Metrc LLC and the MED continue to work together to ensure we have an inventory tracking system that serves the objectives and mandates of both the State and Licensed community as effectively as possible. We look forward to continuing the work to always meet this goal.
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Metrc was custom built to meet Colorado’s rules and regulations leading up to the historic launch of the first adult-use cannabis market in the United States on January 1st, 2014. In a July 2014 Brookings Institute report, “Colorado’s Rollout of Legal Marijuana is Succeeding,” the author refers to the Metrc system as the “backbone of the Colorado regulatory system.” We partnered closely with the regulators from the beginning of marijuana legalization to ensure the Metrc system empowered the Colorado MED to meet all the state-specific statutes and regulations. As part of the implementation in Colorado, Metrc trained over 90% of the licensees in the state of Colorado in under 90 days.
WELCOME TO METRC’S TRAINING RESOURCES
If you are new to Metrc and have your license from the state.
For any questions, licensees may reach out to Metrc Support at 877-566-6506 or log into the Support Portal and log a case or live chat with a support agent.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
In Montana, medical cannabis was legalized at the ballot in 2016 and later became subject to a more robust regulatory framework following legislation that was passed in 2017. NIC provides its comprehensive licensing platform supporting business licensing, employee credentialing, and patient/caregiver registration.
The Montana Department of Revenue, Cannabis Control Division (CCD) welcomes you to Metrc LLC – Marijuana Enforcement Tracking Reporting & Compliance (Metrc) webpage. This site will serve as a resource for information on Metrc, the seed to sale tracking system for marijuana and marijuana products in Montana.
The licensing system in Montana went through significant legislative changes in 2020 and most recently the spring of 2021; these changes altered the business structures and self-provider or home grow rules for patients and caregivers. As the licensing system has been revised, the information updates are being sent to Metrc via the API. Metrc is able to consume the most current information in the latest format. In this market, since NLS and Metrc are integrated providers, the licensing system data for individuals (patients/caregivers/employees) and businesses retain the chain of custody and source of truth in an end-to-end regulatory solution in real time.
WELCOME TO METRC’S TRAINING RESOURCES
If you are new to Metrc and have your license from the state.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
In addition to providing the State’s cannabis seed-to-sale software solution, Metrc provides third-party integrator support (POS systems), software solutions, cloud hosting, and technical updates. We also provide regulator and licensee training and support. Training is offered via webinars, user guides, and manuals. Support includes industry bulletins and through Metrc’s Support Portal. In addition, Metrc also provides an experienced team of subject-matter experts with multi-state support experience.
The Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board welcomes you to Metrc LLC – Metrc (Marijuana Enforcement Tracking Reporting & Compliance). Nevada has selected Metrc as the state inventory tracking and compliance system for marijuana establishments. Effective November 1, 2017, all medical and adult-use marijuana establishments in Nevada must report their establishment data to the state of Nevada via Metrc. This includes cultivators, product manufacturers, testing labs, distributors, dispensaries/retail stores, and consumption lounges.
This site is intended to give establishments information that will help them use Metrc to remain in compliance with Nevada’s tracking and reporting requirements. More information may be added to this page during and beyond Nevada’s transition to Metrc.
For information on Nevada’s marijuana program – including regulatory requirements – visit the Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board website at www.ccb.nv.gov.
The Nevada Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Behavioral and Public Health initially awarded the seed-to-sale contract to MJ Freeway in 2016. The Nevada Department of Taxation redirected the seed-to-sale contract to Metrc in 2017. Given the urgency of the circumstances, Metrc completed this deployment for the State in under 60 days, enabling over 500 active licensees to gain access and begin reporting into the System. The project covers seed-to-sale system implementation and management for both Medical and adult-use Cannabis for the state of Nevada.
WELCOME TO METRC’S TRAINING RESOURCES
If you are new to Metrc and have your license from the state.
For any questions, licensees may reach out to Metrc Support at 877-566-6506 or log into the Support Portal and log a case or live chat with a support agent.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
In 2015, Oregon Governor Kate Brown directed State officials to begin work on establishing a regulatory structure for the sale of marijuana, taxing such sales, and restructured the existing Oregon Liquor Control Commission to the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC) to oversee it. The Metrc Cannabis Tracking System (CTS) is an integral part of the OLCC mandate to ensure that adult-use cannabis products can be tracked in the regulated market. Effective January 1, 2017, dispensaries were no longer permitted to sell cannabis for recreational use unless they applied for, and received, an OLCC license for such sales. During the one-month span from early December 2016 to early January 2017, the number of retailers licensed to sell recreational marijuana grew from 99 to 260, and hundreds more applications had been received and were being processed.
On behalf of the Oregon Liquor Control Commission I welcome you to the Metrc LLC Metrc Oregon website.
The Metrc Cannabis Tracking System (CTS) is an integral part the OLCC’s responsibility to ensure that recreational marijuana products can be tracked in the regulated market. Every OLCC Recreational Marijuana licensee is required to participate in the CTS.
Metrc is responsible for the technical and operational components of the CTS; the OLCC is responsible for CTS statutory and regulatory issues.
Franwell provides licensees with training sessions and webinars to provide a thorough understanding of the CTS. Prospective licensees will be required to pass a test on their knowledge of the CTS before the OLCC issues their license.
We hope you will use the information and tools found here and on the OLCC Recreational Marijuana website to become successful licensees in this newly regulated industry.
Oregon adopted into law House Bill 3000 in July 2021. Among other reforms, the new law empowered the OLCC and the Oregon Department of Agriculture to begin inspecting hemp fields to ensure hemp growers are not growing marijuana. The adjustment to the law was applauded by both the licensed cannabis industry in the state as an important move to combat the illicit market. The law adopted a number of industry reforms that will be incorporated into Metrc’s system through its API.
For any questions, licensees may reach out to Metrc Support at 877-566-6506 or log into the Support Portal and log a case or live chat with a support agent.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
California is the largest regulated cannabis market in the United States. Metrc has been partnering with California since 2017. In 2020 and 2021, California adopted a series of regulatory adjustments that impacted how cannabis in the state is classified and labeled. Some of these changes required adjustments to Metrc’s track-and-trace system, which Metrc and the DCC team have been working to implement to better serve the needs of California business.
California has selected Metrc as the state’s track-and-trace system used to track commercial cannabis activity and movement across the distribution chain (“seed-to-sale”). This site is intended to give annual and provisional licensees information that will help them use Metrc to remain in compliance with California’s tracking and reporting requirements.
California has merged the three state cannabis authorities into a single, new Department of Cannabis Control
The state of California has consolidated the three separate agencies formerly charged with regulating the nation’s largest legal cannabis market into one new office, the Department of Cannabis Control. It is the most significant regulatory reorganization since the formation of the Business, Consumer Services and Housing Agency in 2013. The move consolidates enforcement, licensing, and environmental oversight that had formerly fallen to The Department of Consumer Affairs Bureau of Cannabis Control, The Department of Food and Agriculture’s CalCannabis Cultivation Licensing Division, and The Department of Public Health’s Manufactured Cannabis Safety Branch. The move was widely hailed by industry representatives, who have been seeking to address temporary licensing with a transition to annual permits. The change is expected to improve regulatory processes and address the financial concerns of business. Metrc’s software and reporting system will reflect the new changes in California law without significant interruptions in service.
WELCOME TO METRC’S TRAINING RESOURCES
If you are new to Metrc and have your license from the state.
For any questions, licensees may reach out to Metrc Support at 877-566-6506 or log into the Support Portal and log a case or live chat with a support agent.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
Alaska legalized cannabis for adult use in a citizen’s initiative on the November 4th 2014 ballot. The initiative directed the newly formed Marijuana Control Board to adopt regulatory guidelines for commercial marijuana establishments and mandated the new agency account for sales and exchanges within the newly legalized market. Growers, manufacturers, and retailers would have to be licensed and registered. The Marijuana Control Board contracted Metrc in 2016 to assist the state in regulating the market. Owing to its success in managing and regulating Alaska’s emerging cannabis industry, the state of Alaska renewed Metrc’s contract for another five years in 2021.
The Marijuana Enforcement Tracking Reporting & Compliance (METRC) inventory tracking system is an integral part of the Marijuana Control Board and AMCO’s responsibility to ensure that marijuana and marijuana products can be tracked in the regulated market. Every Alaska marijuana establishment licensee is required to participate in the marijuana inventory tracking system.
METRC LLC is responsible for the technical and operational components of the marijuana inventory tracking system; the Marijuana Control Board is responsible for statutory and regulatory issues relating to the tracking system and the AMCO is responsible for overseeing, investigating and reporting to the board any issues arising from the operation of the tracking system.
Metrc LLC provides licensees with training sessions and webinars to provide a thorough understanding of METRC’s Track and Trace System. Prospective licensees will be required to demonstrate their knowledge of METRC’s Track and Trace System as part of the Marijuana Control Board’s licensing process.
We hope you will use the information and tools found here and on the AMCO website to become successful licensees in Alaska’s new marijuana industry.
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The Alaskan cannabis market has experienced substantial growth and transformation since its legalization in 2014. Regulatory frameworks have evolved to ensure safety and quality, with rigorous testing and compliance measures in place. According to AMCO data, around 1.6 million cannabis products were sold in 2023, generating nearly $279 million in sales. Since the program began, total retail sales have exceeded $1 billion as of December 2023.
WELCOME TO METRC’S TRAINING RESOURCES
If you are new to Metrc and have your license from the state.
For any questions, licensees may reach out to Metrc Support at 877-566-6506 or log into the Support Portal and log a case or live chat with a support agent.
We’ve made it easier to find licensed businesses in Metrc’s validated integrators list. Search and sorting functionality has been added to the system to help users find what they need quickly and easily.
