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Green Report

List of approved dispensaries in Portland grows by the hour

Capelli D'Angelo

September 28, 2015

As Oregon prepares for legal, recreational weed the state must approve dispensaries before they start selling inventory Thursday.

According to an article published on Willamette Week, Oregon Health Authority has approved 86 dispensaries out of 130 applications so far. This number is rapidly growing as October 1 approaches.

They are finished reviewing applications for today, but tomorrow the number of shops will grow even larger. Check out an full, updated list of all dispensaries that have been approved for sales here.

Pot shops can open at 7 a.m. and must close before 9 p.m., these hours are mandated by the state. For more information on the businesses approved, and their addresses, see the full story on Willamette Week.

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