Take Action on Cannabis Legislation in Kentucky

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
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