Public Hearings, Comments, and Notice

The Cannabis Control Division promulgates rules to establish the regulatory framework and licensing system for adult-use cannabis in New Mexico.

You can provide public comment on all of the proposed draft rules and participate in the public hearings. The division will continue to update this website with the latest information regarding additional rulemakings, public hearings, and public comment periods.

Click the button to learn more about each set of proposed draft rules, how to submit public comments and when, where, and how we’ll hold public hearings.

Accessibility for Individuals Experiencing Physical or Cognitive Disabilities

Individuals with a physical or cognitive disability that requires reasonable accommodation in order to allow the individual to complete necessary forms or applications to obtain licenses or permits, or reasonable accommodations to participate in services or programs of the NMRLD, may contact Heather.Sanchez-Martinez@rld.nm.gov for assistance in reaching appropriate NMRLD staff.

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