FLORIDA
MEDICAL ONLYSALES LIVESTATE REGULATORY PROFILE Β· ADULT USE EST. 2016
Legal Status
Current program type
MEDICAL ONLY
Active Bills
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TRACKED IN FL
Latest Action
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Advancing
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OF 0 BILLS
Regulatory Framework
Program details
RegulatorOMMU
Track & TraceBioTrackFla. Stat. 381.986(8)(d) (BioTrack) β
Lab AccreditationISO 17025Rule 64-4.016 F.A.C. (ISO/IEC 17025:2017) β
License RenewalBiennialFla. Stat. 381.986(8)(b) (biennial) β
Application Fee$60,000
Apps Currently OpenYes
Market TierMedical Only
Program Features
Permitted activities
Medical Deliveryβ YESFla. Stat. 381.986(8) (MMTC delivery) β
Consumption Sitesβ NO
Social Equity Programβ NO
ACTIVE LEGISLATION IN FLORIDA
Bill #TitleStatusLast Action
REGULATORY TIMELINE
LEGALIZATION
REFORM
ENFORCEMENT
PROCEDURAL
MAR 9, 2026ENFORCEMENT
Supreme Court ruling kills 2026 legalization bid
The Florida Supreme Court declines to rehear Smart & Safe Floridaβs challenge over roughly 71,000 disqualified signatures, ending the 2026 adult-use campaign. The disqualifications stemmed from a 2025 law requiring petition circulators to be U.S. citizens and Florida residents.
SOURCE β2026REFORM
Medical-program reform bills stall
Multiple 2026 bills to improve the medical program β home cultivation, parental and employment protections for patients β fail to advance, none receiving even a committee vote.
SOURCE β2025ENFORCEMENT
Legislature tightens ballot-initiative rules
The Florida Legislature passes a law requiring petition circulators to be U.S. citizens and Florida residents, raising the bar for citizen-initiated amendments and setting up the signature dispute that ends the 2026 cannabis campaign.
NOV 5, 2024LEGALIZATION
Amendment 3 wins 56%, misses 60% threshold
Adult-use legalization earns about 56% voter support β a majority β but falls short of Floridaβs 60% supermajority requirement for constitutional amendments. The Trulieve-backed campaign spent more than $145 million.
SOURCE βAPR 1, 2024PROCEDURAL
Supreme Court clears Amendment 3 for ballot
The Florida Supreme Court approves Amendment 3 for the November 2024 ballot over the Attorney Generalβs objection, after Smart & Safe Florida validated more than 967,000 signatures.
SOURCE βundefined 2021ENFORCEMENT
Court rejects earlier legalization amendments
The Florida Supreme Court strikes down proposed adult-use amendments in 2021 and again in 2022, ruling the ballot language misleading and keeping recreational cannabis off the ballot.
Program data reviewed August 2026 and maintained by hand. For anything critical, verify with Florida's official regulator β. Spot something off or missing for Florida? Tell me and I'll fix it.
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