UT
Utah
Medical cannabis is legal in Utah with a valid patient card. Recreational use remains illegal.
Medical
● LIVE STATUS
Updated 4 days ago · April 1, 2026
Legislative Pressure · 10 bills tracked
▲ 100% Pro-Access · 5 bills
0 bills · 0% Restrictive ▼
Strong legislative momentum toward expanded access.
Utah Bills Tracker
10 bills tracked
SB0303
▲ Pro-Access
In Committee
Expungement Amendments
Intro
Cmte
Vote
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Law
🕐 Senate/ received from House in Senate Secretary · Mar 6, 2026
🗳 Vote: MAR 3
SB0303 allows expungement of certain cannabis-related misdemeanors, offering relief to individuals with past convictions and reducing barriers to employment and housing. View full bill text →
SB0121
▲ Pro-Access
Passed
Medical Cannabis Program Amendments
Intro
Cmte
Vote
Gov
Law
🕐 Governor Signed in Lieutenant Governor's office for filing · Mar 26, 2026
SB0121 allows medical cannabis pharmacies to operate as a single business entity, potentially streamlining operations and patient access in Utah. View full bill text →
SB0066
▲ Pro-Access
Passed
Medical Cannabis Pharmacy License Amendments
Intro
Cmte
Vote
Gov
Law
🕐 Governor Signed in Lieutenant Governor's office for filing · Mar 26, 2026
SB0066 allows medical cannabis pharmacies to operate multiple locations under one license, potentially increasing patient access and reducing operational burdens for businesses. View full bill text →
HB0389
▲ Pro-Access
Passed
Cannabis Amendments
Intro
Cmte
Vote
Gov
Law
🕐 Governor Signed in Lieutenant Governor's office for filing · Mar 25, 2026
HB0389 allows cannabis pharmacies to operate drive-thru windows and offer limited delivery services, increasing access for patients and convenience for consumers in Utah. View full bill text →
SB0083
▲ Pro-Access
Passed
Controlled Substance Scheduling Amendments
Intro
Cmte
Vote
Gov
Law
🕐 Governor Signed in Lieutenant Governor's office for filing · Mar 24, 2026
SB0083 reclassifies psilocybin from Schedule I to Schedule II, potentially easing research access for patients and the public in Utah. View full bill text →
HB0469
Failed
Cannabinoid Amendments
Intro
Cmte
✗ Failed
🕐 House/ filed in House file for bills not passed · Mar 6, 2026
HB0469 failed, leaving Utah's medical cannabis program unchanged for patients and operators regarding product types and dispensing. View full bill text →
SB0325
▲ Pro-Access
Failed
Amendments to Cannabis Agreements With Tribes
Intro
Cmte
✗ Failed
🕐 Senate/ filed in Senate file for bills not passed · Mar 6, 2026
SB0325 allowed the Utah Department of Health to enter into cannabis compacts with tribes, potentially expanding access for patients and consumers. View full bill text →
SB0114
▲ Pro-Access
Failed
Controlled Substances Amendments
Intro
Cmte
✗ Failed
🕐 Senate/ filed in Senate file for bills not passed · Mar 6, 2026
SB0114 would have allowed pharmacists to dispense medical cannabis, potentially improving patient access and convenience in Utah. View full bill text →
HB0281
▲ Pro-Access
Failed
Workers' Compensation Cannabis Amendments
Intro
Cmte
✗ Failed
🕐 House/ filed in House file for bills not passed · Mar 6, 2026
HB0281 clarified workers' compensation for cannabis-related injuries, impacting patient access to treatment and employer liability in Utah. View full bill text →
HB0253
Failed
Marijuana Use or Possession Penalty Amendments
Intro
Cmte
✗ Failed
🕐 House/ filed in House file for bills not passed · Mar 6, 2026
HB0253 would have reduced penalties for cannabis possession in Utah, impacting consumers and the public by lessening legal repercussions. View full bill text →
Overview
Marijuana is legal for medical patients in Utah, but recreational use remains illegal. Utah voters approved Proposition 2 in 2018, establishing a medical cannabis program. The state-run program, managed through the Department of Health, requires a medical card and has strict dispensary regulations.
What This Means for You
- ✓ Legal to purchase with a valid medical card
- ✗ Recreational purchase is not permitted
- ⓘ Possession limit: Rx only (113g / 30 days)
- ⓘ Home grow: Not permitted
