Delaware Marijuana Commissioner Resigns Weeks After Retail Licenses Are Awarded
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“It seemed like a fitting time to go out”
Delaware Marijuana Commissioner Rob Coupe will step down later this month as the industry continues its momentum toward opening.
Coupe was appointed by Gov. John Carney and confirmed by the state Senate to be the first commissioner after the use and sale of adult-use recreational marijuana was legalized in 2023. His last day will be Jan. 17, but he said he might use some vacation days before going back to construction as the chief of staff at CRx Construction in Rehoboth Beach.
A few days after Coupe leaves the office for good, Matt Meyer will be inaugurated as Delaware’s next governor.
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