MED Rules
What is Rulemaking?
Rulemaking is the formal process state agencies follow to create regulations (aka rules) to implement the laws adopted by the Colorado General Assembly. The Colorado Administrative Procedure Act governs this rulemaking process. The Regulated Marijuana Rules are binding on all licensees, and noncompliance can result in citations, fines, or other consequences (e.g. license suspension or revocation).
Visit the DOR Rulemaking webpage for additional information on the Rulemaking Process.
Current Rules
Previous Rulemaking
- 2024 Annual Rulemaking
- 2023 Annual Permanent Rulemaking
- 2023 Fee Rulemaking Information
- 2020-2022 Rulemaking Information
Visit the Colorado Secretary of State's Website to see the complete history of the Marijuana Enforcement Divisions Rules.
Statutes
The Colorado Revised Statutes (C.R.S.) are the state laws adopted by the Colorado General Assembly. You can find the Colorado Marijuana Code in Title 44, Article 10, Sections 101 through 1401 (44-10-101, et seq., C.R.S.).
- If you wish to access an electronic copy of the C.R.S. the following link will redirect you to the LexisNexis website where you may view the statutes free of charge.
LexisNexis publishes comprehensive Colorado Marijuana Laws and Regulations Manuals which is available for purchase at www.lexisnexis.com.