Colorado · live scoring
MED + Denver/Boulder/CO Springs

Colorado cannabis compliance, watched in real time.

Staylit scores every Colorado storefront against the Marijuana Enforcement Division rules that actually apply — MED bulletins, inventory transfer manifests, and Denver/Boulder/Colorado Springs municipal overlays — and turns each delta into a plain-English action item with a score impact and an audit pack you can hand an inspector in one click.

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Compliance score · store #14
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Manifest schema cutover
due Jul 14

Recent CO deltas
last 14 days
  • BulletinCO MED · transfer-manifest schema clarified
  • OrdinanceDenver · hospitality license cap revised
  • InventoryMETRC-style cutover · Jul 14
  • MunicipalBoulder · equity overlay updated
Audit pack document
Audit pack · “Last 90 days, CO — store #14”
CO-specific records · signed · ready to send
What Staylit watches

The two CO things that quietly break a dispensary’s score.

Staylit ingests the public Colorado record continuously — MED bulletins, transfer-manifest cutovers, and the 271 municipal ordinances that layer on top of state law. Two of them account for the majority of an operator’s score movement.

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MED bulletins
The Marijuana Enforcement Division issues bulletins that quietly change the rules dispensaries run against — transfer-manifest schema bumps, inventory-reconciliation windows, and per-day purchase clarifications that layer on top of the retail-code base. Staylit watches every MED bulletin, maps each delta to the CO licensees it touches, and turns the 60-page release into a plain-English action item tagged to the storefront — not an unread regulatory dump.
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Municipal ordinance overlay
Denver, Boulder, and Colorado Springs each layer their own signage, equity, and hospitality rules on top of MED. Staylit scores every Colorado storefront against the overlay that actually attaches to its address — not a state-only checklist that quietly under-scores the Pearl Street row and over-scores Manitou Springs.
Municipal ordinances

Colorado is 271 municipalities stacked on top of one state.

Every city can layer signage rules, equity fees, and hospitality-license caps on top of MED. Staylit scores each storefront against the overlay that actually attaches to its address — not a state-only checklist that quietly under-scores the Denver row and over-scores Salida.

Adult-use (retail) overlay scored
Medical overlay scored
Hospitality (consumption) overlay scored

Don't see your municipality? Tell us — ordinance ingest is continuous.

DEN
City & County of Denver
BOU
City of Boulder
COS
City of Colorado Springs
AUR
City of Aurora
FTL
City of Fort Collins
PUE
City of Pueblo
+ 265 more Colorado municipalities tracked continuously
Stay current

Be the first to know when a CO rule moves.

The MED publishes bulletins on a rolling cadence. Staylit scores each one against your stores within the hour — and if the delta is material, you get one email per delta with the action item, the score impact, and the audit pack update pre-loaded. No newsletter cadence, no monthly digest to skim.

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  • IncludedState bulletin, transfer-manifest, and ordinance in one feed
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