The OMMA notified staffers of a 10% reduction in workforce and plans to reorganize as it “right sizes” to meet the needs of a shrinking industry.

Thousands who thought to jump into the business after SQ788 have since leaped out, and it seems likely that more will follow, according to the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority director.

Thousands who thought to jump into the business after SQ788 have since leaped out, and it seems likely that more will follow, according to the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority director.

“We are still doing the cleanup of this industry,” OMMA Director Adria Berry says, adding a lot of work remains. “We are doubling down on focusing on patient safety.”