Here are the bills that are currently being considered by Kentucky legislators.
To support or oppose a certain bill, contact the original sponsors of the bill and your local representatives, to tell them your opinions.
Session | Bill Number | Document | Key Issue | Bill Name | Sponsored By | Contact Sponsor |
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2025 | HB34 | DETAILS | Create a limit for a blood level of tetrahydrocannabinol signifying intoxication. | An act relating to driving under the influence of marijuana | Mitchum Whitaker (R) | Mitchum Whitaker |
2025 | HB106 | DETAILS | Amends KRS Chapter 218A to decriminalize personal-use cannabis, update definitions, adjust related laws, remove taxation, and permit retroactive expungement. | AN ACT relating to cannabis | Nima Kulkarni (D) | Nima Kulkarni |
2025 | HB571 | DETAILS | Expands qualifying conditions, allows home cultivation, permits smoking on private property, and eases possession and packaging restrictions for medicinal cannabis. | AN ACT relating to medicinal cannabis | Al Gentry (D) | Al Gentry |
2025 | SB33 | DETAILS | Reforms Kentucky's marijuana laws by removing criminal penalties for possession of up to eight ounces or five plants and creating an expungement process for prior convictions. | An act relating to marijuana | David Yates (D) | David Yates |
2025 | SB230 | DETAILS | Amend KRS 189A.010 to establish a per se THC blood level limit for intoxication and update related statutes for consistency | AN ACT relating to driving under the influence of marijuana | David Yates (D) | David Yates |
2025 | SB36 | DETAILS | Proposed constitutional amendment allowing individuals 21+ to possess, use, sell, and cultivate limited cannabis, with regulation by the General Assembly and ballot certification. | AN ACT proposing to create a new section of the Constitution of Kentucky relating to the possession of cannabis. | David Yates (D) | David Yates |
2025 | SB202 | DETAILS | The bill establishes a regulatory framework for cannabis-infused beverages in Kentucky, aligning them with alcoholic beverage regulations through a three-tier licensing system, age restrictions, potency limits, sales restrictions, mandated research, and an immediate enactment for public safety. | AN ACT relating to regulated beverages and declaring an emergency | Julie Adams (R) | Julie Adams |
2025 | HB775 | DETAILS | The bill revises Kentucky's fiscal and tax laws by modifying development area regulations, reducing distilled spirits taxes, introducing a cannabis-infused beverage tax, expanding tourism incentives, creating entertainment tax benefits, and lowering individual income tax rates | AN ACT relating to fiscal matters | Jason Nemes (R) | Jason Nemes |