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It’s important to cross-reference state rules on retail marijuana licensing with your local rules, which may be stricter.
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Learn more about how marijuana laws differ in each county and town across Colorado.
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All applicants must pass background checks. Applicants who are owners with day-to-day control over the business must establish and maintain Colorado residency. Additionally, to qualify for a Social Equity License, individuals must demonstrate Colorado residency. Learn more about license rules and regulations in your area by visiting the Department of Revenue’s website.
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For a list of existing license recipients in the state, visit the Department of Revenue’s website. Please keep in mind, licensed does not mean operating. A marijuana business must be licensed by both the state and their local jurisdiction before being allowed to operate.
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The state recently released guidance on the use of pesticides in commercial marijuana grow operations.
Working in the industry
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Be age 21 or older.
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Pass criminal background checks.