Four locations, tribal sovereignty, and a mission that goes beyond selling cannabis — how Commencement Bay Cannabis became Pierce County's most talked-about dispensary brand.
Washington was among the first states to legalize recreational cannabis in 2012 with Initiative 502. Over a decade later, Tacoma's cannabis scene is thriving — and no story captures this evolution better than the rise of tribal-owned dispensaries like Commencement Bay Cannabis, backed by the Puyallup Tribe.
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Tribal Cannabis
Tacoma's tribal-owned cannabis dispensary with four convenient locations across Pierce County. Backed by the Puyallup Tribe, CBC offers premium products, competitive pricing, and a staff dedicated to helping you find the right cannabis experience. Open daily 8 AM – 11:30 PM.
Cannabis dispensaries are spread across Tacoma's diverse neighborhoods. Find CBC locations in East Tacoma (1453 E 30th St), South Tacoma (3509 72nd St E), Point Defiance area (218 Norpoint Way NE), and Fife (5402 Pacific Hwy E).
Washington's Initiative 502 legalized recreational cannabis in 2012. Adults 21+ may purchase up to 1 oz flower, 7g concentrate, or 16 oz edibles per transaction. Public consumption remains prohibited. Home cultivation is not yet legal in Washington.
Commencement Bay Cannabis is operated by the Puyallup Tribe of Indians, one of Washington's largest federally recognized tribes. Tribal cannabis operations navigate both state and tribal law, offering a unique legal and cultural framework in the cannabis market.
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