Medical Marijuana Treatment Center (MMTC) dispensaries in Ocoee are regulated consistent with FL §381.986(11), which requires cities to either ban all MMTC dispensaries or zone them identically to pharmacies. No recreational cannabis retail is permitted in Florida.
FL §381.986(11) preempts local zoning: cities cannot impose stricter location, buffer, or operational rules on MMTCs than on licensed pharmacies. Ocoee has allowed MMTCs in commercial/pharmacy-permitted zones consistent with state law. No recreational dispensaries exist because Florida has not legalized adult-use cannabis (Amendment 3 failed November 2024). Operating an unlicensed dispensary is a felony under FL §893.13.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
Ocoee, FL
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