Liquor and Cannabis Board: Washington bills, 2025 and 2026
Legislative staff filed 17 bills from the 2025-26 session under Liquor and Cannabis Board. Each one is listed below with the description staff wrote for it, and bills with a page of their own are linked.
- HB 1066 · Reporting, requiring public dashboard with information about policies, funding, and enforcement
- HB 1067 · Cannabis, transferring board functions and responsibilities for cannabis to dept. of agriculture
- HB 1203 · Tobacco, new chapter prohibiting sale of flavored tobacco and nicotine products and entertainment vapor products
- HB 1341 · Medical cannabis, liquor and cannabis board to verify tax exemptions
- HB 1347 · Cannabis testing laboratories, requiring board to accept department of agriculture accreditation
- HB 1433 · Regulated psychedelic substances program, creating
- HB 1515 · Expanded outdoor alcohol service, allowing requests from local governments
- HB 1884 · Cannabis, establishing enforcement priority hierarchy and increasing regulatory certainty
- HB 2068 · Tobacco, new chapter prohibiting sale of flavored tobacco and nicotine products and entertainment vapor products
- HB 2439 · Tobacco and vapor products, certification requirements for manufacture and distribution
- SB 5183 · Tobacco, new chapter prohibiting sale of flavored tobacco and nicotine products and entertainment vapor products
- SB 5201 · Regulated psychedelic substances program, creating
- SB 5330 · Liquor licenses, requiring drug testing devices for customers
- SB 5700 · Medical cannabis, liquor and cannabis board to verify tax exemptions
- SB 5803 · Tobacco, new chapter prohibiting sale of flavored tobacco and nicotine products and entertainment vapor products
- SB 6196 · Kratom licensing and taxation
- SB 6290 · Board reorganized into separate boards with shared administrative support
All topics · All 2025-26 Washington State bills
Source: the Washington State Legislature’s Topical Index. OlympiaTrack is an independent bill-tracking service and is not affiliated with the Legislature.