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    Nevada (Jurisdiction Profile)

    Jurisdiction Identity

    Field Value
    State Nevada (NV)
    Country United States
    Primary cannabis authority Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board (CCB)
    Official website https://ccb.nv.gov/
    Lab data library https://ccb.nv.gov/lab-library/
    Last verified 2026-08-09

    Current Cannabis Framework

    Dimension Status
    Adult-use possession Permitted (21+; up to 1 oz flower / ⅛ oz concentrate)
    Adult-use commercial sales Operational (since July 2017)
    Medical cannabis Regulated program (2000)
    Home cultivation Permitted (up to 6 plants per person, 12 per household; within distance restrictions)
    Hemp relationship Hemp regulated under the 2018 Farm Bill framework

    Regulatory Overview

    Nevada legalized adult use in 2016 (Question 2), with retail sales from July 2017. The Cannabis Compliance Board regulates the industry under NRS 678C and NAC Chapter 453A. Nevada is the highest-ranked deep-ingestion candidate in this repository’s state roadmap: it publishes public per-batch numeric test results from 2020 through the previous month in monthly and full-year ZIP archives of CSVs, plus machine-readable advisory posts.

    Regulator History

    • 2000: Medical marijuana program established (Question 9).
    • 2016: Question 2 legalizes adult use; retail begins July 2017.
    • 2019: Cannabis Compliance Board established (AB 533).
    • 2026: Regulatory package R152-24-RP1 adopted (June 2026); NAC Chapter 453A remains the testing/regulation framework.

    Licensing Categories

    Cultivation, production (manufacturing), dispensary, distribution, testing laboratory, and cannabis consumption lounge licenses under the CCB.

    Testing Laboratory Framework

    • Rules: NAC Chapter 453A; 2026 regulatory package R152-24-RP1 (adopted 2026-06-18).
    • Contaminant limits: NAC 453A panels.
    • Lab registry: Testing Facility Name field in the lab data; approved labs appear in the Metrc extracts.
    • Public results: Per-sample PackageLabSampleId, PackageLabel, product category, quantity/UOM, test type, pass/fail, numeric result — 14-column schema documented in READ_ME_FIRST_LAB_DATA.xlsx.

    Data Surface

    Data surface Available? Official source Machine-readable? Notes
    License registry yes CCB License Search + List of Licensees partial Searchable (≈4,617 records); interactive; full-extract export not confirmed
    Testing-laboratory registry yes Lab data Testing Facility Name field yes In the Metrc lab extracts
    Laboratory testing rules yes NAC 453A no Codified testing regulations
    Contaminant/action limits yes NAC 453A panels no Set in regulation
    Recalls/advisories yes CCB Public Health & Safety Bulletins yes Machine-readable via WordPress REST API (/wp-json/wp/v2/posts?search=bulletin)
    Product/package identifiers yes Lab Library extracts (PackageLabSampleId, PackageLabel) yes Per-package identifiers
    COAs/batch results yes Lab Library (2020 → previous month, monthly + full-year ZIPs of CSVs) yes Public per-batch numeric results — the project’s primary chemistry value
    Sales data no public source located — — Not published as open data
    Plant inventory partial License records no Not published as open data
    Open-data downloads yes https://ccb.nv.gov/lab-library/ yes Manual ZIP downloads behind dated URLs; no SODA
    Traceability yes METRC no Seed-to-sale (catalog.metrc.com reference)

    Recalls / Advisories

    CCB publishes “Public Health and Safety Bulletins” / advisories (2023–present verified) with an amended 2025 bulletin dated 2025-12-12. Posts are machine-readable via the site’s WordPress REST API.

    Data-Ingestion Opportunities

    1. Lab Library monthly ZIPs → lab-results + contaminant entities against the batch/laboratory measurement model (tests/test_coa_model.py). Natural key: PackageLabSampleId.
    2. License registry snapshot (list-of-licensees / license-search) — keep owner names/addresses out of content (privacy gate).
    3. Bulletins via wp-json → advisory entities, preserving the regulator’s “bulletin” terminology (never relabel as recall).
    4. Wave-1 scope: 2026 monthly files; backfill 2020–2025 in a second pass (per docs/state-expansion-roadmap.md §5).

    Sources & Provenance

    Graph Connections

    No existing repository entities are linked to Nevada. Future lab-result, contaminant, advisory, and license records generated by a Nevada adapter should add relates_to=jurisdictions/TJUR-0029.