Utah Cannabis Legislation

SB0303 allows expungement of certain cannabis-related misdemeanors, offering relief to individuals with past convictions and reducing barriers to employment and housing.

SB0121 allows medical cannabis pharmacies to operate as a single business entity, potentially streamlining operations and patient access in Utah.

SB0066 allows medical cannabis pharmacies to operate multiple locations under one license, potentially increasing patient access and reducing operational burdens for businesses.

HB0389 allows cannabis pharmacies to operate drive-thru windows and offer limited delivery services, increasing access for patients and convenience for consumers in Utah.

SB0083 reclassifies psilocybin from Schedule I to Schedule II, potentially easing research access for patients and the public in Utah.

HB0469 failed, leaving Utah's medical cannabis program unchanged for patients and operators regarding product types and dispensing.

SB0325 allowed the Utah Department of Health to enter into cannabis compacts with tribes, potentially expanding access for patients and consumers.

SB0114 would have allowed pharmacists to dispense medical cannabis, potentially improving patient access and convenience in Utah.

HB0281 clarified workers' compensation for cannabis-related injuries, impacting patient access to treatment and employer liability in Utah.

HB0253 would have reduced penalties for cannabis possession in Utah, impacting consumers and the public by lessening legal repercussions.