This bill seeks to legalize the cultivation, possession, transportation, and personal use of psilocybin for individuals aged 21 and older in Minnesota, while removing criminal and civil penalties associated with these activities. It establishes the Psychedelic Medicine Board to oversee regulations regarding psilocybin use, including guidelines for cultivation and possession limits. The legislation also emphasizes public education and harm reduction programs related to psilocybin, as well as protections for users in employment, housing, and custody matters.

Furthermore, the bill mandates the development of training programs for first responders, focusing on best practices for managing psilocybin use, in collaboration with various state and local agencies. It also introduces a community outreach grant program to fund educational initiatives on safe psilocybin practices and integration resources for users. The bill includes appropriations from the general fund to support public education, harm reduction initiatives, and the training of first responders, ensuring a comprehensive approach to the responsible use of psilocybin in the community.

Statutes affected:
Introduction: 152.021, 152.022, 152.024