Your Cannabis Community
OC NORML is a consumer-based organization, we serve as the bridge between the consumer, industry, and elected officials.
Meetings & Events
OC NORML meetings and events are a great place for people to learn about cannabis while giving those in the industry an opportunity to network. Meetings are online every 2nd Wednesday of the month at 7 pm. Come join us.
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Orange County's 1st and Only Cannabis Education Organization
Since 2003 OC NORML has been Orange County’s resource for information on current laws, medical benefits, and responsible use of cannabis. Get involved and...
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Meetings & Events
Available both in person and online at 7pm, OC NORML meetings and events are a great place for people to learn about cannabis while giving those in the industry an opportunity to network.
BECOME A MEMBER
We encourage and invite everyone to advocate for cannabis awareness and become a member of OC NORML. Donating as little as $20 will earn your Membership. Whether you're a consumer, advocate, business insider or dispensary, there's a Member-level that fits. Join online or meet us in person at one of our monthly meetings. Together we make a difference.
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BOOK A SPEAKER
Our experienced group of industry-seasoned speakers can provide the most recent updates on cannabis laws, regulations and medical uses at NO COST. OC NORML has helped educate groups of all sizes including religious organizations, schools, neighborhood associations, government organizations, and social groups.
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Attend a Meeting or Event
Attend a free OC NORML meeting. Held every second Wednesday of the month in Santa Ana meetings are a great place to stay updated on current news and events, learn how to get involved, and network with other cannabis professionals and consumers. We also offer our meetings online for those who cannot attend in person.
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NORML - the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws
There is a robust network of state and local chapters across the country. On the state level, California NORML works with legislators, provides resources, and publishes newsletters updating members across the state. Since 2003 OC NORML has been working on the local level to provide education and consumer advocacy to the Orange County community.
POLICY
OC NORML constantly tracks local, state, and federal laws, delivers feedback from a consumer’s point of view, and provides resources to all levels of government developing policy.
MAKING A DIFFERENCE
Keeping the cannabis community up to date on all city and county-wide discussions of cannabis licenses, legislation, restrictions, and policy.
New Cannabis Legislation
Learn about what cities in Orange County are working on cannabis regulation and how you can get involved.
Now Legally Licensed
We're pleased to announce that SANTA ANA, STANTON and COSTA MESA are now allowing retail storefront dispensaries and the city of LA HABRA is set to launch deliveries in 2021.
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DecNORML Report Highlights Citywide Policies Depenalizing Marijuana Law Enforcement
Today, even in jurisdictions where cannabis remains criminalized under state law, tens of millions of Americans reside in cities and counties where local laws either depenalizing or decriminalizing cannabis-related activities are in effect.
The post NORML Report Highlights Citywide Policies Depenalizing Marijuana Law Enforcement appeared first on NORML.
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DecMissouri: Legalization Takes Effect on 12/8
Beginning on December 8, 2022, Missouri adults can legally possess cannabis. It is expected that cultivation and retail sales could begin in February 2023. Missouri may now serve as a geographical flagship to connect the legal green belt from coast to coast.
The post Missouri: Legalization Takes Effect on 12/8 appeared first on NORML.
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NovPoll: Nearly Three in Four Likely Voters Support “Ending the Federal Ban” on Marijuana, Other Federal Reforms
“Voters are consistent in their support for these common-sense federal reforms. Majorities of Democrats, Independents, and Republicans back these changes and federal lawmakers should work in a bipartisan manner to achieve them.”
The post Poll: Nearly Three in Four Likely Voters Support “Ending the Federal Ban” on Marijuana, Other Federal Reforms appeared first on NORML.
