Nevada Dispensary Association Closes Las Vegas Offices
Nevada Dispensary Association Announces Closure of Las Vegas Application Office

The complete list of participating locations like The Source NV can be found at The Source NV. This list will be regularly updated as new dispensaries are added. It is important to remember that all patients must still receive an official Physician Recommendation from their doctors before registering online, but they are not required to go to the Department of Motor Vehicles any longer.

Patients are encouraged to seek out the assistance of the professionals who work at the participating dispensaries. The application is seven pages long and can be complicated for some to understand. By taking advantage of the available assistance, patients can reduce the number of errors on their applications and the resulting time it could take for the state to approve the request.

Riana Durrett, Executive Director of NDA, agrees: “Dispensaries throughout the State are continuing to do their part in helping patients by guiding them through the process and helping make sure their application is complete.”
As the residents of Nevada became more familiar with the online application process, the state continued to operate the application processing office at 2300 West Sahara Avenue in Las Vegas. This office, which was run by the Department of Behavioral and Public Health, closed on October 31, 2016.
The mission of the Las Vegas-based Nevada Dispensary Association is to oversee and support all medical marijuana dispensaries statistics as they serve Nevada patients in need of this pain-relieving drug. To learn more about the Nevada Dispensary Association and the dispensing and use of medical marijuana in Nevada, visit the NDA website at www.nvdispense.com.