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Colorado residents 21 and older can purchase marijuana from a licensed retailer and possess up to 1 ounce of marijuana at a time. Non-residents can purchase up to one ounce at a time from a licensed retailer.
Generally, a dispensary should not make less than $500,000 annually. The amount of profit a cannabis dispensary makes depends on the volume of sales and the expenses incurred. The expenses include salaries to employees. The amount people earn in this industry depends on their jobs.
Commercial marijuana is still stuck in a rut as wholesale prices hit record lows and national companies flee the state. And as prices and dispensary sales decline, over one-third of Colorados growing licenses have been surrendered or have expired, state records show.
How do I get a cannabis dispensary license in Colorado? Download the regulated marijuana business license application form. Include all applicable findings of suitability applications. Pay the license application fee, available on the MED (Marijuana Enforcement Division) Fee Schedule. Pay local jurisdiction fees.
The Sheriffs Marijuana Enforcement Team (MET) is a special unit tasked with investigating commercial cannabis cultivation violations. MET deputies work in collaboration with assisting agencies to investigate and serve search warrants on properties without county and state cultivation permits.

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The Task Force on the Implementation of Amendment 64 was a task force of Colorado, charged with considering and resolving a number of policy, legal and procedural issues relating to Colorado Amendment 64, which allows for personal use and regulation of marijuana.
Colorados Marijuana Enforcement Division, within the Department of Revenue, regulates both medical cannabis and adult-use businesses.
Under Colorado law, dispensaries are required to keep certain records, such as a customers name, date of birth, and state identification number. However, dispensaries are not required to share this information with the government unless a court order or subpoena is issued.

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