Cannabis delivery is illegal in Boise because Idaho prohibits commercial cannabis entirely. Importing cannabis from legal-state retailers — Oregon, Washington, Nevada, Montana — into Boise is a state and federal trafficking offense.
Because Idaho Code 37-2732 criminalizes distribution and delivery of marijuana, no licensed cannabis delivery service may operate in Boise. Idaho borders four legal-cannabis states (Oregon, Washington, Nevada, Montana) plus Utah's medical program, but transporting product across the border into Idaho violates state trafficking thresholds — Idaho Code 37-2732B sets felony trafficking quantities starting at one pound. Idaho State Police and Ada County Sheriff regularly intercept inbound cannabis on I-84 and US-95. Online cannabis platforms cannot ship into Idaho. Cities cannot license intrastate or interstate cannabis delivery. Federal law also prohibits interstate cannabis transport regardless of state status.
Delivery, transport, and trafficking carry felony penalties under Idaho Code 37-2732 and 37-2732B, with mandatory minimum sentences at trafficking thresholds. Federal prosecution is also possible.
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