Reviewed Sep 2026Adult-use legal

Cannabis in Everett

Everett caps city cannabis shops at eight, yet Verdex lists 13 Everett addresses. Spacing rules, the 2020 cap change and Highway 99 shops outside the city.

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License verified: 12
Minimum age: 21+

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The rules

Key rules in Washington

Plain-language summary. The regulator is Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board (LCB).

Minimum age
21, with valid government-issued photo ID; residency not required
Purchase and possession
Up to 1 oz usable cannabis, 16 oz solid infused products, 72 oz liquid infused products and 7 g concentrate
Taxes
37% cannabis excise tax collected at the register plus sales tax; registered patients buying compliant products at medically endorsed stores are exempt
Public use
Illegal in any public place, including parks, sidewalks, concerts and federal land
Home grow
Not allowed for non-medical adults (SB 6204 of 2026 did not pass); recognition-card patients may grow 6 plants, up to 15 if authorized
Delivery
Purchases must be made at a state-licensed retail store
Vehicles
Cannabis must be in its original sealed package and stored in the trunk or an area the driver and passengers cannot reach

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

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How cannabis is sold in Everett

The latest change near Everett came from the south: Lynnwood, which had banned retail for a decade, saw its first legal shop open on April 20, 2026. Everett's own rule moved earlier and quietly. In October 2020 the council raised its store cap from five to eight, although the state had authorised ten.

Eight in the city, the rest on Highway 99

Verdex lists 13 shops with an Everett address, so at least five sit outside the city cap. The 11000 and 13000 blocks of Highway 99 are in the unincorporated area south of the city limit, which local reporting describes as home to many stores; they include Budhut at 11603, Kush21 Everett at 11311 and Kushmart South Everett at 13220. Inside the city are Hashtag Cannabis on Everett Mall Way, Floyds on Rucker Avenue, Buds Garage on Hewitt Avenue and Kushman on Evergreen Way.

Spacing decides the map

Everett's code allows retailers only in the B, MU, LI1, LI2 and HI zones, no closer than 1,000 feet to schools, playgrounds, recreation centres, child care, parks, transit centres or libraries, and 2,500 feet from any other retailer. That spacing keeps shops from bunching. Anything statewide is covered by the Washington hub.

City store cap: Eight, though the state authorised ten
Spacing: 2,500 feet between retailers; 1,000 feet from schools and parks
Register count: 13, so at least five are outside the cap
Outside the city: Highway 99, 11000 to 13000 blocks