Reviewed Sep 2026Adult-use legal

Cannabis in Sweet Home

Sweet Home has five cannabis licences on Main Street and Highway 20, and its 2022 resolution certifies compliance with state law on sales in the city.

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Sellers listed: 4
License verified: 4
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 it works

How cannabis is sold in Sweet Home

One street, five licences

Modern Forrest is at 160 Main Street, Going Green at 925 Main Street Suite B, and LA Mota at 1025 and 1027 Main Street. A second Going Green is at 2252 Main Street, and a second LA Mota is out on Highway 20 at 4320. The entry at 925 is named Going Green Hwy 101 although its address is on Main Street, and nothing in the listing explains the name.

What the city certified

In Resolution 27 of 2022 the council certified that Sweet Home complies with the parts of ORS 475C that cover marijuana sales inside city limits. That is the paperwork through which a city shows the state it allows retail sales. Sweet Home is not among the five Linn County cities, out of 15, that opted out of adult-use businesses, on the OLCC opt-out list as Oregon State Cannabis reproduces it.

Sweet Home is a small town, and two brands hold most of its shopfronts. The register carries no hours or prices, and none of the five entries is labelled as a lounge. Carry limits come from the state, see Oregon.