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Board adopts fee increases for cannabis producers, processors and retailers under HB 2681

Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board · July 1, 2026
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Summary

The board adopted a CR-103 to increase licensing fees for cannabis producers, processors and retailers as required by House Bill 2681; staff reported no public comments and the board voted unanimously to adopt the proposal.

The Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board on July 1 adopted a CR-103 implementing House Bill 2681 that raises licensing fees for cannabis producers, processors and retailers.

Kevin Walder told the board the bill required amendments to the WAC sections covering producer, processor and retailer fees and that no public comments were received on the proposal. "We did not receive any public comments on this one," he said, and recommended the rule be adopted as proposed. A motion to approve the CR-103 was moved and seconded; the board voted 3-0 to adopt the filing.

Staff indicated the proposed CR-103 will be filed and adopted as submitted; no additional fiscal details were given in the meeting record.