Reviewed Sep 2026Adult-use legal

Cannabis in Attleboro

Attleboro's seven stores sit on six streets beside three Rhode Island communities. A street table and what the 3 November 2026 repeal vote could end.

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Sellers listed: 7
License verified: 7
Minimum age: 21+

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The rules

Key rules in Massachusetts

Plain-language summary. The regulator is Cannabis Control Commission (CCC).

Minimum age
21, with government-issued ID
Possession
Up to 2 oz on your person (per CCC guidance); up to 10 oz at home, anything over 2 oz locked
Home grow
Up to 6 plants per adult; 12 per household with two or more adults
Public use
Illegal in public places and on federal land
Vehicles
No open containers in the passenger area (civil fine up to $500); no driving while impaired
Taxes
10.75% excise + 6.25% sales tax + up to 3% local tax; medical sales exempt
Delivery
Licensed Delivery Operators and Couriers serve many communities

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 Attleboro

Street	Store and number
Oneil Boulevard	220 Oneil LLC, 220
Frank Mossberg Drive	Ashli's, 70
Forest Street	Flagship Investments, 40
Newport Avenue	Green River, 707
John Williams Street	John Williams Street Investments, 20, Unit 2
Washington Street	Maruti Wellness, 266

What could change the map?

Massachusetts caps the host-community fee a city may charge a store at 3% of annual revenue, per Wikipedia's summary, and each city negotiates its own agreement. The seventh listing, Nova Farms, has no address in our data. Counted at 46,461 in 2020, Attleboro has seven stores is about 1.5 per 10,000. Rhode Island signed its own adult-use law on 25 May 2022, so the state line matters less than it once did.

The bigger question is on the ballot. Question 8 on 3 November 2026 would end licensed adult-use stores on 1 January 2028 if it passes, and medical marijuana would continue, according to CommonWealth Beacon's guide as summarised in our sales report. Stores stay open as normal until then. State rules are in the Massachusetts guide.