Reviewed Sep 2026Adult-use legal

Cannabis in Madras

The county around Madras is on Oregon's opt-out list, but the city sells cannabis, and the Warm Springs reservation next door has yet to open a store.

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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 Madras

Where the county says no and the city says yes

Central Organics is at 780 SW 4th Street, Green Knottz at 108 SW D Street and Pioneer Cannabis Co. at 141 South 5th. Diamondtree is on North Highway 26 and Plantae on Highway 97.

The reservation next door

The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs have tried to open their own store. A June 2024 tribal vote missed its quorum, with 866 of 3,673 eligible voters turning out against the 1,225 required, OPB reported. A second referendum, set for 16 June 2025, was postponed by a memo dated 10 June from Tribal Council Chairman Dennis White III. The store was projected at $1.2 million in gross sales, according to the referendum notice the Madras Pioneer reported.

We found no result after that, so treat any Warm Springs store as unconfirmed. Highways 26 and 97 both cross Madras and hold two of the five city addresses, and none of the five entries is labelled as a lounge. State limits and local taxes are dealt with in the Oregon guide pages.