Resolutions and policy where cities have supported decriminalizing entheogenic plants and fungi.
OAKLAND, CA
Resolution to Decriminalize Nature
March 28th: Public Safety Committee
June 4th, 2019: City Council Unanimous Approval
March 28th: Public Safety Committee
June 4th, 2019: City Council Unanimous Approval
OAKLAND, CA
Resolution urging California to decriminalize entheogens and protect community-based ceremony December 3rd Rules Committee.
December 15th 2020: City Council Unanimous Approval
December 15th 2020: City Council Unanimous Approval
BERKELEY, CA
Resolution to Decriminalize Nature
July 17th, 2019: Public Safety Committee sends to Public Health Commission(?)
September 10th, 2019: City Council sends to Public Health Commission
November 21st, 2019: Public Health Commission committee to write report to City Council Current status: delayed due to coronavirus
July 17th, 2019: Public Safety Committee sends to Public Health Commission(?)
September 10th, 2019: City Council sends to Public Health Commission
November 21st, 2019: Public Health Commission committee to write report to City Council Current status: delayed due to coronavirus
SANTA CRUZ, CA
Resolution to Decriminalize Nature
Nov 12th 2020: City Council sends to Public Safety Committee
December 2nd 2020: Public Safety Committee January 28th 2020: City Council Unanimous Approval
Nov 12th 2020: City Council sends to Public Safety Committee
December 2nd 2020: Public Safety Committee January 28th 2020: City Council Unanimous Approval
CHICAGO, IL
Resolution to Decriminalize Nature
October 16, 2019: Consent Calendar
January 28th, 2020: Scheduled Public Health Committee delayed due to coronavirus.
October 16, 2019: Consent Calendar
January 28th, 2020: Scheduled Public Health Committee delayed due to coronavirus.
ANN ARBOR, MI
Resolution to Decriminalize Nature
September 21, 2020: City Council Unanimous Approval
September 21, 2020: City Council Unanimous Approval
WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI
January 12th 2021 2021 Public policy directive from Washtenaw County Prosecutor Decriminalizes Nature in Washtenaw County, MI
WASHINGTON DC
Ballot Initiative to Decriminalize Nature
November 4th, 2020: 76% voter approval
November 4th, 2020: 76% voter approval
SOMERVILLE, MA
Resolution to Decriminalize Nature
January 14th 2020: City Council Unanimous Approval
January 14th 2020: City Council Unanimous Approval
CAMBRIDGE, MA
Resolution to Decriminalize Nature
February 1st 2021: City Council ~ TBD
February 1st 2021: City Council ~ TBD
