Missouri Code of State Regulations
Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SENIOR SERVICES
Division 100 - Division of Cannabis Regulation
Chapter 1 - Marijuana
Section 19 CSR 100-1.140 - Transportation and Storage

1. From a medical facility to another medical facility or testing facility;

2. From a comprehensive facility to another comprehensive facility, medical facility, or testing facility;

3. From a microbusiness facility to another microbusiness facility or testing facility; and

4. Marijuana facility licensees not specifically identified above may transfer marijuana product with department approval, in compliance with the requirements and prohibitions of this chapter.

1. Ensure accuracy of the transportation manifest;

2. Ensure marijuana product is stored and transported in a way that prevents contamination and degradation; and

3. Ensure a secure handoff.

1. From a medical dispensary facility to a qualifying patient or primary caregiver; or

2. From a comprehensive dispensary facility or microbusiness dispensary facility to a consumer, qualifying patient, or primary caregiver.

1. Require production of a qualifying patient or primary caregiver identification card if applicable;

2. Require production of a valid (not expired) government-issued photo ID confirming the identity of the qualifying patient, primary caregiver, or consumer and that a consumer is at least twenty-one (21) years of age;

3. In the case of marijuana plant purchases, require production of a cultivation identification card; and

4. Record the delivery of product in the state-wide track and trace system.

1. If the transfer or delivery is unable to be completed for any reason, transportation licensees shall return the marijuana product to the originating licensee.

2. When extenuating circumstances necessitate holding marijuana product longer than thirty-six (36) hours, the licensee transporting the marijuana product shall notify the department of the circumstances and the location of the marijuana product prior to the end of the thirty-six (36) hour transportation deadline.

1. A secure lockbox or locking cargo area made of smooth, hard surfaces that are easily cleaned for storing marijuana product during transit;

2. A secure lockbox or lockboxes for storing payments and video monitoring recording equipment during transit;

3. Video monitoring of the driver and passenger compartment and of any space where marijuana product is stored or can be accessed during transit; and

4. GPS tracking.

1. Prior to transporting marijuana product, complete and print an inventory manifest for the trip generated from the state-wide track and trace system, which shall be provided by the facility from which the marijuana product is transported;

2. During transport-

3. The facility agent transporting the marijuana product shall report any vehicle accidents in which the transport vehicle is involved within one (1) hour to law enforcement and the licensed or certificated entity for whom the agent is transporting; and

4. After transport, revise the trip plan to reflect the actual route taken and the end date and time of transportation, and deliver the revised trip plan to a person designated by the transporting entity for this purpose.

1. Electronic video monitoring for transportation of marijuana product must include video cameras with a recording resolution of at least 1920 x 1080, or the equivalent, at a rate of at least fifteen (15) frames per second, that operate in such a way as to allow identification of people and activities in the monitored space, in all lighting levels, and that are installed in manner that will prevent the video camera from being readily obstructed, tampered with, or disabled.

2. Video cameras must provide coverage of the driver and passenger compartment of the vehicle, and any space where marijuana product is stored or can be accessed during transit, including any doors that lead to where the marijuana product is stored.

3. Licensees must store all recordings from the video cameras and GPS data for at least sixty (60) days in a secure on-site or off-site location or through a service or network that provides on-demand access to the recordings that allows for providing copies of the recordings to the department upon request, in the requested format, at the expense of the licensee.

4. Video monitoring must be active at all times when marijuana product is inside, entering, or exiting the vehicle.

1. Prior to transferring marijuana product, complete and print an inventory manifest generated from the state-wide track and trace system, which shall be provided by the facility from which the marijuana product is transferred.

2. Transfer of marijuana product may be done by motor vehicle or other secure means. During transfer, facility agents must-

1. At designated location(s) within the facility where the licensee is approved to operate; or

2. In warehouses that have been approved by the department in writing, pursuant to this chapter.

1. Application requirements are included in the facility applications section of this chapter.

2. Approved warehouse certificates shall be associated with an existing facility license.

3. Transportation licensees will not be granted a warehouse certificate.

4. Transfers between a licensed facility and its warehouse must comply with the transportation security requirements provided in this rule.

5. Transfers may not be made between a licensed facility and a different licensee's warehouse.

6. Warehouses for dispensary licensees must be located within the congressional district in which the underlying facility license was awarded.

7. Warehouses facilities may not share space with any other facility or licensee.