Medical Marijuana Business License 

Download and print forms and permits from our office.

Forms & Permits

<a href="http://omma.ok.gov/Websites/ddeer/images/Application%20Information/19283OMMA%20-%20OMMA%20Certificate%20of%20Compliance%20for%20Businesses.pdf" target="_blank">Certificate of Compliance Form</a>

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City Lookup

Your business needs to be licensed to legally operate. It is your responsibility, before engaging in any new business in the City of Oklahoma City, to obtain all necessary federal, state or local licenses or permits. License requirements are created to protect the health, safety and welfare of the public and the integrity of our neighborhoods.

Business Licensing

If you live in the unincorporated area of Cleveland County, the two forms linked below will need to be filled out and signed by the county clerks office. Those that live inside city limits will need to check with their local municipality in regards to their process.

Unincorporated Cleveland County does not currently have any building codes or zoning restrictions aside from building in a flood plain.

The City of Moore requires those within their jurisdiction to follow their ordinances and permits. You can contact their Community Development Department at (405) 793-5053 or visit them at 301 N. Broadway Moore, OK. for clarification and approval.&nbsp;

<a href="http://omma.ok.gov/compliance-information" target="_blank">Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Compliance Regulations</a>

For more information regarding the permits call the City Clerk's office at (405) 366-5386

The office handling permits for Oklahoma City is the Business Licensing Office who can be reached at (405) 297 - 2606, 420 W Main St., 8th floor.

What requirements does unincorporated Cleveland County have?

Permits & Licenses

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Please read the following disclaimer and then click the link at the end of the page to read our Code of Ordinances. The Town of Slaughterville's Code of Ordinances and codification occurred on June 16, 2015. Since that time, the town has modified and enacted new ordinances that may not appear in this listing of ordinances.

Ordinances

Slaughterville has permits and town ordinances that need to be followed. The links bellow will send you to their website and to marijuana regulations. Further questions can be answered by calling Slaughterville City Hall at (405) 872-3000 or going to their website town.slaughterville.ok.us.

Changing marijuana laws in Oklahoma have caused a lot of confusion about how to legally grow in each community. Here are answers to some of the questions we have frequently been receiving at Cleveland County.&nbsp;