Arizona requires every marijuana establishment to train its facility agents under a written policy that covers the state's adult-use law and the ADHS rules. ADHS sets no hours, no new-hire deadline and no approved course list. You must review your policies at least once a year and keep required documents for at least 12 months. Medical dispensaries also need yearly training from their medical director.
Arizona
Facility agent training
Regulator: Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS)
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For Arizona marijuana facility agents and dispensary agents, built on A.R.S. Title 36, Chapters 28.1 and 28.2, and Arizona Department of Health Services rules. Covers federal and Arizona law, ID checks and refusals, privacy, security, and emergencies.
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What the training has to cover
Does the course need state approval?ADHS does not approve or list training courses. Each establishment writes its own training policy, which must cover the adult-use law and the ADHS rules, and chooses how to deliver it. An outside course can support that policy but does not replace it.
Records to keepKeep copies of any documentation the ADHS rules require for at least 12 months after the date on the document, and give copies to ADHS on request.
How our courses fitArizona Cannabis Workforce Training (Learn Brands). About four hours online on federal and Arizona law, the facility agent license, purchase limits, ID checks and refusing a sale, privacy, security and incident reporting and emergency response. It gives your written training policy a ready-made law module. It does not cover your own procedures or the medical director's training, and ADHS does not approve courses.
Arizona training questionsYes. Each marijuana establishment must have written policies for training its facility agents on Arizona's adult-use law and the ADHS rules.
No. ADHS does not approve or list courses. Your written training policy decides how agents are trained.
The rules set no minimum hours and no state test.
Review your policies and procedures at least once every 12 months. Medical dispensaries must also have the medical director train agents at least once every 12 months.
Keep documents the ADHS rules require for at least 12 months after their date, and show them to ADHS on request.
Rules: A.A.C. R9-18-308 (Administration: policies, training and records), A.A.C. R9-17-313 (Medical director training of dispensary agents), A.A.C. R9-17-310 (Dispensary policies, including confidentiality training).
Last checked 2026-10-24. This page summarizes public rules and is not legal advice. Rules change, so confirm with Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) before relying on it.
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