Oregon · live scoring
OLCC + Portland/Eugene/Salem + OR municipalities

Oregon cannabis compliance, watched in real time.

Staylit scores every Oregon dispensary against the rules that actually apply — Oregon Liquor & Cannabis Commission bulletins, METRC seed-to-sale updates, and the Portland/Eugene/Salem municipal overlay — and turns each delta into a plain-English action item with a score impact and an audit pack you can hand an inspector in one click.

IncludedOne OR delta = one audit pack updateIncludedLicense-type aware · retail + medicalIncludedNo retraining budtenders
OR · compliance snapshot
live
Compliance score · store #14
Compliance score gauge
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1 action item

Manifest schema cutover
due Sep 18

Recent OR deltas
last 14 days
  • BulletinOR OLCC · universal THC symbol clarified
  • OrdinancePortland · delivery window revised
  • METRCSeed-to-sale cutover · Sep 18
  • MunicipalPortland · equity overlay updated
Audit pack document
Audit pack · “Last 90 days, OR — store #14”
OR-specific records · signed · ready to send
What Staylit watches

The two OR things that quietly break a dispensary’s score.

Staylit ingests the public Oregon record continuously — OLCC bulletins, METRC seed-to-sale cutovers, and the 241 municipal ordinances that layer on top of state law. Two of them account for the majority of an operator’s score movement.

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OLCC bulletins
The Oregon Liquor & Cannabis Commission issues bulletins that quietly change the rules dispensaries run against — universal THC symbol updates, age-verification export requirements, and license-renewal webinar cadence that layers on top of the retail-code base. Staylit watches every OLCC bulletin, maps each delta to the OR licensees it touches, and turns the dense release into a plain-English action item tagged to the storefront — not an unread regulatory dump.
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Municipal overlay
Portland layers its own signage, equity, and delivery-window rules on top of OLCC — and Eugene, Salem, and the rest of Oregon municipalities add their own thinner overlays. Staylit scores every Oregon storefront against the overlay that actually attaches to its address — not a state-only checklist that quietly under-scores the Portland Pearl row and over-scores Prineville.
Municipal ordinances

Oregon is 241 municipalities stacked on top of one state.

Every city can layer signage rules, equity fees, and delivery-window caps on top of OLCC. Staylit scores each storefront against the overlay that actually attaches to its address — not a state-only checklist that quietly under-scores the Portland row and over-scores the rural towns.

Adult-use overlay scored
Medical overlay scored
Equity overlay scored

Don't see your municipality? Tell us — ordinance ingest is continuous.

PDX
City of Portland
EUG
City of Eugene
SAL
City of Salem
BND
City of Bend
MFR
City of Medford
CVO
City of Corvallis
+ 235 more Oregon municipalities tracked continuously
Stay current

Be the first to know when an OR rule moves.

The OLCC publishes bulletins on a rolling cadence. Staylit scores each one against your stores within the hour — and if the delta is material, you get one email per delta with the action item, the score impact, and the audit pack update pre-loaded. No newsletter cadence, no monthly digest to skim.

  • IncludedOne email per OR delta — never a digest
  • IncludedState bulletin, METRC, and ordinance in one feed
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We'll email you the moment an OLCC bulletin, a METRC seed-to-sale schema bump, or a major municipal ordinance (Portland, Eugene, Salem, …) shifts the score for your stores. One email per delta — no newsletter spam.