Since legalization, Massachusetts residents living in towns that prohibited recreational cannabis dispensaries often couldn’t receive cannabis deliveries. Even though delivery was legal statewide, local bans on dispensaries also prevented licensed delivery operators from serving many communities.
That’s changing.
Massachusetts recently updated its cannabis laws, expanding where licensed delivery companies can operate and giving thousands more residents access to legal cannabis delivery.
Let’s take a look at what the new law means for consumers across the Commonwealth.
Massachusetts Passes New Cannabis Delivery Laws
On April 19, Governor Maura Healey signed legislation updating several Massachusetts cannabis regulations, including one that significantly expands cannabis delivery.
Previously, if a municipality prohibited recreational cannabis retailers, licensed delivery companies were generally prohibited from delivering there as well. This created “delivery deserts,” where residents had to travel to neighboring communities even though cannabis delivery was legal elsewhere.
Under the updated law, that restriction has been removed.
Now, municipalities must actively opt out if they want to prohibit cannabis deliveries. Unless a town submits a waiver to the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission (CCC), licensed delivery operators are permitted to serve residents—even if the town doesn’t allow retail dispensaries.
The change reflects how consumer expectations have evolved. More people shop online than ever before, and cannabis is increasingly becoming part of that modern retail experience.
What Massachusetts’ New Cannabis Law Means for Residents
For consumers, the benefits are simple: more access and more convenience.
Residents who previously couldn’t receive legal cannabis deliveries may now be eligible for home delivery without leaving town. That’s especially helpful for busy professionals, parents, older adults, and anyone who simply prefers shopping online.
The updated law also gives consumers:
- Access to a wider selection of licensed products
- More flexibility when choosing a dispensary
- Greater convenience without long drives
- Continued protection through regulated, tested cannabis products
Rather than limiting customers based on municipal retail policies, the new rules allow legal cannabis delivery to reach more Massachusetts households while maintaining the state’s safety and compliance requirements.
Expanded Cannabis Delivery in Massachusetts Communities
As a result of the new legislation, Lucky Green Ladies is excited to expand delivery service into several additional Massachusetts communities.
Customers in the following towns may now be eligible for cannabis delivery:
- Wrentham
- Raynham
- Easton
- Norfolk
- Assonet
- Freetown
- East Bridgewater
- West Bridgewater
For residents in these communities, the change means access to licensed cannabis products without needing to drive outside town to shop.
As additional municipalities continue reviewing their local policies, delivery availability may continue to expand across Massachusetts.
Foxborough Opts Out of Cannabis Delivery
Not every municipality has chosen to participate.
On June 9, the Foxborough Select Board voted to prohibit licensed cannabis deliveries within town limits.
According to reports from the meeting, the decision was made without public comment from Foxborough residents, and there was no input presented from the Foxborough Police Department during the discussion.
As a result, licensed delivery operators are currently unable to deliver cannabis products to addresses within Foxborough.
The situation also illustrates how local policies can differ from one community to another, even as statewide cannabis access continues to expand.
How to Place a Cannabis Delivery Order
Ordering cannabis delivery is easier than many first-time customers expect.
Find a Reliable Cannabis Delivery Company
Start by choosing a licensed cannabis delivery company with a reputation for quality and service.
Look for businesses that offer:
- Free delivery with a qualifying minimum purchase
- A wide delivery zone that reflects the newly expanded Massachusetts delivery laws
- An extensive menu with flower, pre-rolls, edibles, concentrates, vapes, tinctures, and more
- Trusted, licensed cannabis brands
- Transparent product information and lab-tested products
A reputable delivery company should make the process simple while giving you confidence in the products you’re purchasing.
Browse the Cannabis Delivery Menu
Once you’ve found a delivery service that serves your area, explore the online menu.
Most dispensary websites allow you to browse by:
- Flower
- Edibles
- Vape cartridges
- Concentrates
- CBD products
- Beverages
- Pre-rolls
You’ll also find information like THC and CBD content, strain type, terpene profiles, and pricing to help you choose products that fit your preferences.
Place Your Order
When you’ve made your selections, simply add them to your cart and proceed to checkout.
You’ll choose a delivery window, verify your address, and complete your order through the dispensary’s secure ordering system.
Many delivery services also allow customers to create accounts, making future orders even faster and more personalized.
Have Your ID Ready for Delivery
Massachusetts law requires delivery drivers to verify the recipient’s identity and age before completing the order.
Be prepared to present a valid government-issued photo ID when your delivery arrives.
Only the individual who placed the order can accept the delivery, helping ensure compliance with state regulations and keeping legal cannabis safely in the hands of adults 21 and older.
Lucky Green Ladies Now Reaches More Customers!
The expansion of cannabis delivery means more Massachusetts residents can experience the convenience of legal, licensed cannabis delivered right to their door.
If your town is newly eligible for delivery, now is the perfect time to explore our online menu and see just how easy Massachusetts cannabis delivery has become.
Lucky Green Ladies Recretaional Cannabis Dispensary Delivery serves communities around Kingston, NY (where we operate a physical dispensary), and most of Massachusetts’ Bristol County and parts of Plymouth and Norfolk County. 
