Reviewed Sep 2026Adult-use legal

Cannabis in Snohomish

The city of Snohomish bans cannabis retail under Ordinance 2269, yet five shops carry its name. Hangar 420 fought Snohomish County over a third store.

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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 Snohomish

licensed shops carry a Snohomish address

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10,000 ft

minimum gap between retailers in the county's Clearview rural commercial zone

Snohomish County code, set 2023, per snoho.com

Ord. 2269

the city's ban on recreational marijuana producers, processors and retailers

City of Snohomish

A ban under review

Ordinance 2269 followed a campaign by residents and faith leaders calling themselves No Operational Pot Enterprises, or NOPE, who packed the council chambers, according to snoho.com. The council has asked its planning commission to study the ban, probably in 2026, snoho.com reported in December 2025. Until then the nearest shops sit at or beyond the edge: one on the northern edge on Bickford Avenue and one south of the river on Airport Way. That is Hangar 420 Snohomish at 9929 Airport Way, Unit 1, which one directory lists as retailing since January 2016.

The Clearview dispute

Hangar 420 Clearview at 18026 State Route 9 opened on 30 June 2025. County code enforcement had referred the matter to prosecutors, snoho.com reported, and a judge was to meet the operator. The Kushery appears twice, at 16412 Trombley Road and 8526 164th Street SE, and Green Dreams is at 8529 52nd Street SE. Washington limits are on the overview page.