Reviewed Sep 2026Adult-use legal

Cannabis in Keizer

Keizer's five listed shops run along River Road North between 3165 and 4570, with one on Cherry Avenue. The city has its own retailer licence.

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Sellers listed: 5
License verified: 5
Minimum age: 21+

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The rules

Key rules in Oregon

Plain-language summary. The regulator is Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC).

Minimum age
21 for recreational purchases; OMMP patients 18+ may buy medical products
Purchase limit
Per day: 2 oz usable cannabis, 16 oz solids, 72 fl oz liquids, 10 g extracts/concentrates, 10 g inhalables, 4 immature plants, 10 seeds
Possession
2 oz in public, 8 oz at home
Home grow
Up to 4 plants per residence
Taxes
17% state tax on recreational sales plus up to 3% local tax
Public use
Illegal, as is driving while impaired
Delivery
Legal to residences within the retailer's jurisdiction and to adjacent cities/counties that opt in; any OMMP patient statewide

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

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How cannabis is sold in Keizer

Stretch	Addresses	Shops
River Road N, lower numbers	3165 to 3700	Green Cross (3165), Oregon Bud Company (3450), Minions (3700, Ste 9)
River Road N, higher numbers	4570	Stokes Cannabis
Cherry Avenue NE	4085	The Grass Hut II

A city with its own paperwork

Keizer's website lists a marijuana retailer ordinance, an application for a marijuana retailer licence, and a section of the development code, 2.433, headed marijuana special permitted uses. That is a second layer beyond the OLCC licence, so a shop needs both. The listed addresses give no sign of which shops hold which city permit.

The city sits against Salem, and some listings for its shops use a Salem mailing name. Oregon Bud Company, for one, shows a Salem address on third-party sites but a Keizer address in the OLCC record we use. Salem has its own chapter 31 on marijuana in its code, so the neighbours do not share rules.

The register gives no hours, and we do not know whether Keizer caps the number of shops. Limits and state tax: see the Oregon rules.