An Arizona-licensed physician can certify your debilitating medical condition. Thinking about growing at home? Medical and adult-use rules are very different.
Arizona's Medical Marijuana Program is run by the Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS).
An Arizona-licensed MD, DO, naturopathic, or homeopathic physician completes ADHS's certification form.
Submit through the ADHS portal with the certification, a signed attestation, and your Arizona ID.
$150 for the state card, or $75 with SNAP documentation.
An electronic card, valid for two years, usually within about 10 days of a complete application.
Arizona allows home cultivation under both its medical and adult-use laws — but the limits and conditions differ.
Sources: the Arizona Medical Marijuana Act and A.R.S. § 36-2852. Confirm eligibility with ADHS. General information only, not legal advice.
Excise tax registered patients don't pay. Regular sales tax still applies.
Per 14 days, compared with the 1-ounce adult-use limit.
Access starting at 18, instead of 21.
*For PTSD, the physician must see evidence that you're currently in conventional treatment. See the ADHS program pages.
Open daily for registered patients and adult-use customers, serving Casa Grande, Eloy, Coolidge, and Arizona City. Show your ADHS card to skip the excise tax. Confirm hours before you go.
See all licensees through the Arizona Department of Health Services.
Desert trails climbing the city's namesake mountain, with wide views across the valley.
“I live way out past Stanfield. The boundary check showed I'm far enough from a dispensary, so I applied for cultivation with my card.”
— Ray G., rural Pinal County“In town, home grow under my card wasn't an option — but skipping the excise tax still made the card worth it.”
— Teresa L., Casa GrandeOnly if you live 25 or more miles from the nearest operating dispensary and ADHS authorizes cultivation for your card.
Up to six per adult 21+, with no more than 12 per residence, at your primary residence.
Only in an enclosed, locked area that isn't visible from public view.
An Arizona-licensed MD, DO, naturopathic, or homeopathic physician.
Not on their own. PTSD qualifies if you're currently in conventional treatment.
On the ADHS Medical Marijuana pages.
$150 for two years, or $75 with SNAP documentation.
No. The physician's fee is separate from the state fee.
Registered patients don't pay the 16% excise tax on adult-use purchases. Regular sales tax still applies.
Casa Grande, Pinal County's largest city, sits where I-10 meets I-8, halfway between Phoenix and Tucson. It takes its name from the nearby Casa Grande Ruins National Monument, grew up on farming, and today is home to modern manufacturing alongside the open desert of rural Pinal County. Casa Grande residents follow the same statewide rules as every patient in Arizona's Medical Marijuana Program.
The program operates under the Arizona Medical Marijuana Act (A.R.S. § 36-2801 et seq.), approved by voters in 2010. Adult-use sales and home grow for adults 21+ followed under Proposition 207 in 2020. ADHS administers both.
Public use is prohibited, driving impaired is illegal, and cannabis remains illegal under federal law. See ADHS for current rules.
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