Legislative Reports

Minnesota’s cannabis law, Minnesota Statutes, chapter 342, established the Office of Cannabis Management to implement the licensing and regulatory framework for the adult-use cannabis market. The law also requires the office to create a series of legislative reports, studies, and assessments. This page includes the office’s published legislative reports each year. The requirements for reports change after the office’s first two years. 

2026 Reports

• Legislative Report on the Development of a Proposal to Streamline the Supply Chain (Minnesota Statutes, Session Laws 2025, chapter 31, section 107)
  • Legislative Report: Proposal Recommendation
  • Medical Cannabis Patient Priorities with Minnesota's Emerging Adult-Use Market
• Annual Report to the Legislature [Minnesota Statutes, section 342.04 (g)]
• Annual Market Analysis Report to the Legislature [Minnesota Statutes, section 342.04 (f)]
• Legislative Report on CanGrow Grant Program (Minnesota Statutes, section 342.73, subd. 8 (b)]
• Legislative Report on CanRenew Community Reinvestment Grant Program (Minnesota Statutes, section 342.70, subd. 5)

2025 Reports

• Annual Report to Legislature (PDF) [Minnesota Statutes, section 342.04 (g)]
• An Examination of Cannabis Consumers and Cannabis Demand in Minnesota (PDF) [Minnesota Statutes, section 342.04 (a) and (d)]
• Legislative Report on CanRenew and CanGrow Grant Programs (PDF) [Minnesota Statutes, section 342.73, subd. 8 (b) and Minnesota Statutes section 342.70, subd. 5]

2024 Reports

• Annual Report to Legislature (PDF) [Minnesota Statutes, section 342.04 (g)]
• An Examination of Cannabis Consumers and Cannabis Demand in Minnesota (PDF) [Minnesota Statutes, section 342.04 (a) and (d)]
• Legislative Report on Disproportionate Cannabis Enforcement Data (PDF) [Minnesota Statutes, section 342.73, subd. 8 (b) and Minnesota Statutes, section 342.70, subd. 5]