Reviewed Sep 2026Adult-use legal

Cannabis in Tempe

Tempe's one listed store sits on the Guadalupe border and runs 24 hours; ASU's campus and housing rules cut against that convenience.

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Minimum age: 21+

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The rules

Key rules in Arizona

Plain-language summary. The regulator is Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS).

Minimum age
21 for adult use; registered patients under the medical program
Possession
Up to 1 oz, of which no more than 5 g may be concentrate
Home grow
Up to 6 plants per adult at a primary residence, 12 per household with 2+ adults; locked and not visible from public view
Taxes
16% excise tax on adult-use sales plus transaction privilege (sales) tax; not applied to registered patients at medical dispensaries
Public use
Smoking in a public place or open space is a petty offense
Delivery
Permitted only under ADHS delivery rules (statute required rules by Jan 1, 2025); offered by some dispensaries
Gifting
Up to 1 oz (5 g concentrate) or up to 6 plants to another adult 21+ without payment or advertising

Summary, not legal advice — rules change; check local law. Last reviewed Sep 2026.

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How it works

How cannabis is sold in Tempe

A student moving into ASU housing learns quickly that Arizona's legal cannabis stops at the campus gate, because Arizona State University prohibits marijuana on all property it owns or leases, student housing included, according to ASU Student Life.

Pick the store.
The Mint Cannabis at 5210 S Priest Drive is open around the clock and, per its profile, sits in Guadalupe on Tempe's border. It is the only Tempe listing.
Bring government ID.
Adult-use sales are for people 21 and over under Prop 207, so carry a government-issued photo ID.
Check the harvest date.
Recent reviews mention flower dated more than a year back, so read the label before paying.
Keep it off campus.
ASU's ban covers housing, so carry it sealed and out of dorm rooms.

What did Prop 207 leave to the city?

Voters passed Prop 207 with about 60% in November 2020 and let local governments set zoning and licensing. Tempe already had a medical dispensary ordinance, No. 2011.01 of 27 January 2011. The Mint's state record shows a marijuana establishment licence valid to April 2028 covering retail, cultivation and edible preparation. Statewide limits and taxes are in the Arizona buying guide and on the Arizona hub.