MICHIGAN
ADULT USE + MEDICALSTATE REGULATORY PROFILE · MEDICAL EST. 2008 · ADULT USE EST. 2018
Legal Status
Current program type
ADULT USE + MEDICAL
MEDICAL SINCE 2008
ADULT USE SINCE 2018
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Regulatory Framework
Program details
RegulatorCRA
Track & TraceMETRC
Lab AccreditationISO 17025
License RenewalAnnual
Application Fee$6,000
Retail CapNo cap
Apps Currently OpenYes
Tax Rate10%+24%W
Market TierMature
Program Features
Permitted activities
Delivery Permitted✓ YES
Consumption Sites✗ NO
Social Equity Program✓ YES
ACTIVE LEGISLATION IN MICHIGAN
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REGULATORY TIMELINE
LEGALIZATION
REFORM
ENFORCEMENT
PROCEDURAL
FEB 26, 2026REFORM
Bipartisan bill (SB 810) to repeal 24% tax
A bipartisan coalition of eight senators led by Sen. Jonathan Lindsey files SB 810 to repeal the new 24% wholesale tax, citing layoffs and closures. Referred to the Senate Committee on Government Operations.
SOURCE ↗JAN 1, 2026ENFORCEMENT
24% wholesale tax takes effect
HB 4951’s 24% wholesale excise tax takes effect, layered on top of the existing 10% retail excise and 6% sales tax. Early reports cite layoffs and closures, though analysts attribute most price weakness to oversupply rather than the tax.
SOURCE ↗OCT 7, 2025ENFORCEMENT
Whitmer signs 24% wholesale tax; lawsuit filed
Gov. Whitmer signs HB 4951, the Comprehensive Road Funding Tax Act, as part of the state budget, projecting roughly $420M in annual road revenue. An industry lawsuit challenging the tax is filed almost immediately.
SOURCE ↗2022PROCEDURAL
MRA renamed Cannabis Regulatory Agency
Executive order renames the Marijuana Regulatory Agency the Cannabis Regulatory Agency (CRA), consolidating oversight of medical, adult-use, and hemp programs.
MAR 2021PROCEDURAL
Adult-use licensing opens to new applicants
CRA begins issuing adult-use grower, processor, transporter, and retailer licenses without requiring a prior medical license, and drops the residency requirement, opening the market to new entrants.
DEC 1, 2019LEGALIZATION
First adult-use retail sales begin
Michigan’s first legal recreational sales launch, initially limited to establishments already licensed for medical cannabis under the MMFLA.
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