Texas prohibits all recreational cannabis delivery. Compassionate Use Program low-THC products may be delivered to qualifying patients only by the three licensed dispensing organizations. Hemp-derived CBD products under 0.3% delta-9 THC may be delivered legally under TX Agriculture Code Chapter 122.
Recreational cannabis delivery is a felony in Texas under H&S Code Section 481.120, regardless of any local Dallas County ordinance. Only the three Compassionate Use Program dispensing organizations licensed under H&S Code Chapter 487 may deliver low-THC cannabis to patients on the Compassionate Use Registry, complying with DPS rules at 37 TAC Chapter 12. Hemp-derived products meeting the 2018 federal Farm Bill and TX Agriculture Code Chapter 122 definition (under 0.3% delta-9 THC by dry weight) may be sold and delivered like any consumer product. Dallas County Sheriff and constables enforce drug laws in unincorporated areas; Dallas County DA prosecutes felony deliveries countywide. The county has no authority to authorize cannabis delivery while state prohibition controls.
Unlicensed cannabis delivery is a state-jail to first-degree felony under TX H&S Code Section 481.120 depending on quantity; penalties include 180 days to life imprisonment plus fines up to $250,000, prosecuted by Dallas County DA.
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