Media Requests
The Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board (CCB) regularly releases news, updates, and frequently sought records on the State's legal cannabis industry to licensees, stakeholders, consumers and the general public.
The CCB prides itself on being transparent and accessible to the public. We encourage you to check the website for information before submitting a media request. Please note, any submissions to the CCB become public record.
To submit a media request, only, please email the CCB's Public Information Officer Tiana Bohner at [email protected].
Public Records Requests
The Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board (CCB) strives for government transparency by adhering to the requirements of Nevada Public Records Law (NRS Chapter 239).
To submit a public records request:
Please submit the request in writing, using the CCB's Public Records Request Form.
You can submit your request by:
- Email to [email protected]
- Mail to Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board; 555 E. Washington Ave., Suite 4200; Las Vegas, NV 89101
Please note:
- Requests should be as specific as possible and include the requester's contact information.
- The CCB will respond to the request within five business days.
- If the request cannot be fulfilled within five business days, the CCB will provide written notice of that fact and let the requester know the earliest date it reasonably believes the record will be available.
Fees for Public Records: Pursuant to NRS 239.052, a government entity is permitted to charge a fee for the actual cost incurred in the provision of a public record. This includes, without limitations, the cost of ink, paper, media, and postage.
The CCB will inform the requester of any fees prior to fulfilling the request.
Press Releases
2021
2020
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- October 12 - Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board Among Founding Members of Cannabis Regulators Association [Download PDF]
- October 5 - Governor Sisolak Appoints Final Members to Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board [Download PDF]
- July 28 - CCB Opens Investigations into Three Nevada Dispensaries, Selling Potentially Unsafe Product [Download PDF]
- July 21 - Recap: Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board’s Inaugural Board Meeting [Download PDF]
- July 1 - Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board Launches July 1 [Download PDF]
- June 24 - Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board Debuts Online [Download PDF]
- March 20 - Nevada Recreational and Medical Cannabis Sales Now Delivery Only – Virtual Delivery Vehicle Inspections in Place to Meet Demand [Download PDF]
- March 18 - Nevada Cannabis Sales in Response to COVID-19 [Download PDF]
- February 21 - Public Health and Safety Advisory 2020-05 [Download PDF]
- January 24 – Department Releases Update Regarding Cannex Nevada LLC [Download PDF]
Statistics & Analysis
LEGISLATIVE REPORTS
CANNABIS ESTABLISHMENT STATISTICS
JUNE 2021
Total medical and recreational operational licenses / certificates statewide: 747
Number of entities statewide: 235
Certified Medical Cannabis Establishments
- 158 Cultivation Facilities
- 110 Production Facilities
- 10 Independent Testing Laboratories
- 67 Medical Cannabis Dispensaries
Total 345
Licensed Recreational Cannabis Establishments
- 152 Cultivation Facilities
- 108 Production Facilities
- 10 Independent Testing Laboratories
- 83 Retail Cannabis Stores
- 49 Distributors
Total 402
DUAL Licensees / Medical and Recreational Establishments that are co-located (one location)
- 150 Cultivation Facilities
- 108 Production Facilities
- 10 Independent Testing Laboratories
- 66 Med Dispensaries/Retail Cannabis Stores
Total 334
Note: Dual Licensees are the certified medical establishments and licensed recreational establishments that are co-located and conducting business at a single address.
Active Dispensaries/Retail Stores
- 67 Co-Located
- 1 Stand-Alone Med
- 17 Stand-Alone Rec
Total 85
Historic Statistics
In the Media
2021
- June 10: Newly legal marijuana lounges preparing to open in Nevada - KNPR
- June 9: As Nevada’s cannabis industry continues to operate without banks, Congress considers solutions - KTNV
- June 1: Q&A Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board - Marijuana Venture Magazine
- May 20: Board suspends NLV cannabis store’s cultivation license, cites ‘threat to public health and safety’ - 8 News Now
- March 4: Gov. Sisolak appoints 8 members to Cannabis Advisory Commission - 8 News Now
- February 20: Multiple cannabis products fail yeast and mold testing - KTVN
- February 20: Marijuana sold in Nevada failed yeast and mold, board says - KOLO
- February 20: Cannabis Compliance Board issues warning after two strains sold in Southern Nevada fail microbial testing - 8 News Now
- February 20: Nevada cannabis board issues warning over moldy weed - KSNV
- February 17: New data shows cannabis executives are mostly white and mostly male, cannabis board will look to improve industry diversity - The Nevada Independent
- February 12: Diversity lags at top of Nevada marijuana industry - Las Vegas Review Journal
- February 7: Nevada's cannabis industry takes an important first step toward ownership and employment equity - Sierra Nevada Ally
- February 1: How do you buy your marijuana? - KNPR
- January 26: Regulators accuse marijuana lab of manipulating microbial, THC results - Las Vegas Review Journal
- January 13: Marijuana is legal in Nevada, but illegal market is still huge, officials say - Nevada Current
Archives
Media Requests
The Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board (CCB) regularly releases news, updates, and frequently sought records on the State's legal cannabis industry to licensees, stakeholders, consumers and the general public.
The CCB prides itself on being transparent and accessible to the public. We encourage you to check the website for information before submitting a media request. Please note, any submissions to the CCB become public record.
To submit a media request, only, please email the CCB's Public Information Officer ,Tiana Bohner, at [email protected].
Public Records Requests
The Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board (CCB) strives for government transparency by adhering to the requirements of Nevada Public Records Law (NRS Chapter 239).
To submit a public records request:
Please submit the request in writing, using the CCB's Public Records Request Form.
You can submit your request by:
- Email to [email protected]
- Mail to Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board; 555 E. Washington Ave., Suite 4200; Las Vegas, NV 89101
Please note:
- Requests should be as specific as possible and include the requester's contact information.
- The CCB will respond to the request within five business days.
- If the request cannot be fulfilled within five business days, the CCB will provide written notice of that fact and let the requester know the earliest date it reasonably believes the record will be available.
Fees for Public Records: Pursuant to NRS 239.052, a government entity is permitted to charge a fee for the actual cost incurred in the provision of a public record. This includes, without limitations, the cost of ink, paper, media, and postage.
The CCB will inform the requester of any fees prior to fulfilling the request.
Press Releases
2021
2020
-
- October 12 - Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board Among Founding Members of Cannabis Regulators Association [Download PDF]
- October 5 - Governor Sisolak Appoints Final Members to Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board [Download PDF]
- July 28 - CCB Opens Investigations into Three Nevada Dispensaries, Selling Potentially Unsafe Product [Download PDF]
- July 21 - Recap: Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board’s Inaugural Board Meeting [Download PDF]
- July 1 - Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board Launches July 1 [Download PDF]
- June 24 - Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board Debuts Online [Download PDF]
- March 20 - Nevada Recreational and Medical Cannabis Sales Now Delivery Only – Virtual Delivery Vehicle Inspections in Place to Meet Demand [Download PDF]
- March 18 - Nevada Cannabis Sales in Response to COVID-19 [Download PDF]
- February 21 - Public Health and Safety Advisory 2020-05 [Download PDF]
- January 24 – Department Releases Update Regarding Cannex Nevada LLC [Download PDF]
Statistics & Analysis
LEGISLATIVE REPORTS
CANNABIS ESTABLISHMENT STATISTICS
JUNE 2021
Total medical and recreational operational licenses / certificates statewide: 747
Number of entities statewide: 235
Certified Medical Cannabis Establishments
- 158 Cultivation Facilities
- 110 Production Facilities
- 10 Independent Testing Laboratories
- 67 Medical Cannabis Dispensaries
Total 345
Licensed Recreational Cannabis Establishments
- 152 Cultivation Facilities
- 108 Production Facilities
- 10 Independent Testing Laboratories
- 83 Retail Cannabis Stores
- 49 Distributors
Total 402
DUAL Licensees / Medical and Recreational Establishments that are co-located (one location)
- 150 Cultivation Facilities
- 108 Production Facilities
- 10 Independent Testing Laboratories
- 66 Med Dispensaries/Retail Cannabis Stores
Total 334
Note: Dual Licensees are the certified medical establishments and licensed recreational establishments that are co-located and conducting business at a single address.
Active Dispensaries/Retail Stores
- 67 Co-Located
- 1 Stand-Alone Med
- 17 Stand-Alone Rec
Total 85
Historic Statistics
In the Media
2021
- June 10: Newly legal marijuana lounges preparing to open in Nevada - KNPR
- June 9: As Nevada’s cannabis industry continues to operate without banks, Congress considers solutions - KTNV
- June 1: Q&A Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board - Marijuana Venture Magazine
- May 20: Board suspends NLV cannabis store’s cultivation license, cites ‘threat to public health and safety’ - 8 News Now
- March 4: Gov. Sisolak appoints 8 members to Cannabis Advisory Commission - 8 News Now
- February 20: Multiple cannabis products fail yeast and mold testing - KTVN
- February 20: Marijuana sold in Nevada failed yeast and mold, board says - KOLO
- February 20: Cannabis Compliance Board issues warning after two strains sold in Southern Nevada fail microbial testing - 8 News Now
- February 20: Nevada cannabis board issues warning over moldy weed - KSNV
- February 17: New data shows cannabis executives are mostly white and mostly male, cannabis board will look to improve industry diversity - The Nevada Independent
- February 12: Diversity lags at top of Nevada marijuana industry - Las Vegas Review Journal
- February 7: Nevada's cannabis industry takes an important first step toward ownership and employment equity - Sierra Nevada Ally
- February 1: How do you buy your marijuana? - KNPR
- January 26: Regulators accuse marijuana lab of manipulating microbial, THC results - Las Vegas Review Journal
- January 13: Marijuana is legal in Nevada, but illegal market is still huge, officials say - Nevada Current