Your life is about you, not your past!
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Decriminalized it.
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Legalized it.
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Now, expunge it!
Although the grant-funded program will conclude on June 30, 2026, this website continues to provide access to educational materials and downloadable resources for the public.
Access the Petition
While this program has ended, we remain committed to providing access to helpful resources. The marijuana expungement petition is available below as a downloadable PDF.
Expungement frees you from the weight of your criminal record,
like it never happened.
Imagine how it would feel…
Can the new Arizona expungement law help you?
On Nov. 3, 2020, Arizona voters passed Proposition 207, known as the Smart and Safe Act.
This new law legalizes the adult recreational use of marijuana and opens a legal path to file a petition to expunge criminal records related to marijuana offenses.
Get free legal assistance
Although our coalition’s direct legal aid services have concluded, we remain committed to helping Arizonans access the information and support they need to move forward and reclaim their futures. Explore our directory of legal aid providers to find assistance in your area.
Explore free legal resources.
STATE-FUNDED CAMPAIGN CELEBRATES TWO YEARS OF FREE MARIJUANA EXPUNGEMENT
Today marks the second anniversary of marijuana expungement in Arizona, thanks to the 2020 passage of Proposition 207. And the Reclaim Your Future campaign is commemorating the day by reminding people who have a marijuana-related conviction or arrest history that EXPUNGEMENT IS FREE!
Partner Profile – Adam Cirzan
It’s been a good month for the subject of our latest Partner Profile—Adam Cirzan, a staff attorney for DNA People’s Legal Services, based in Flagstaff, a coalition member of the Reclaim Your Future campaign.
EMPOWERING VETERANS THROUGH EXPUNGEMENT
Across Arizona, Veterans’ Stand Down events serve as a critical initiative aimed at supporting and empowering military veterans who have dedicated their lives to service. These events provide a unique opportunity for veterans to access essential services, resources and support systems—all in one place.
AZ APPEALS COURT: Coconino County ‘Erred’ When It Deemed Marijuana Sales Offenses Ineligible For Expungement
FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA–JUNE 8, 2023–Today, the Arizona Court of Appeals reiterated and affirmed its May 30 ruling in State v. Sorensen that the expungement statute codified into law by the passage of Proposition 207 in 2020 makes “sale-related marijuana offenses” eligible for expungement.
