JOSEPHINE COUNTY, Ore.– The Josephine County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to put psilocybin on the November ballot. The commissioners said they’re still unsure what the OHA regulations for the drug will look like. Many supporters of psilocybin spoke at ...
MEDFORD, Ore.– The Medford City Council voted unanimously not to put a psilocybin ban on the November ballot. Medford joins Ashland as the second city in Jackson County to ensure the drug will be legalized. President Kevin Stine said the ...
MEDFORD, Ore.– The Medford City Council decided there will not be another vote on psilocybin in November. The council will focus on putting time, place and manner restrictions in place. Measure 109, which allows manufacturing and service centers for the ...
JOSEPHINE COUNTY, Ore.– In Josephine County, the Board of Commissioners are still waiting for cities to decide on legalizing psilocybin. The board held a meeting for public comment on the drug today. Sheriff Dave Daniel addressed the council. He believes ...
MEDFORD, Ore.– In a surprise decision, the City of Medford is now considering legalizing psilocybin. This comes after last week’s city council meeting, where only a temporary or permanent ban were considered. Now, the city council has scheduled a study ...
MEDFORD, Ore.– Jackson County Commissioners officially voted to put psilocybin on the November ballot Wednesday morning. Measure 109, which allows for manufacturing and therapeutic use of the drug, was passed by voters statewide in 2020. 56% of Jackson County voters ...
MEDFORD, Ore.– Along with Grants Pass, the Medford and Ashland City Councils voted on whether to opt into Measure 109 this week. The measure allows for the manufacturing and therapeutic use of psilocybin, a psychedelic drug produced by fungi. The ...
GRANTS PASS, Ore.– Wednesday, the Grants Pass City Council voted to allow the therapeutic use of psilocybin. The city councilors voted five to three to allow the manufacture and sale of its products within the city of Grants Pass. Grants ...
ASHLAND, Ore. – Tuesday night, the Ashland city council voted “no” on a proposed two-year ban that would keep the therapeutic use of psilocybin out of city limits. The city councilors agreed unanimously to allow the manufacture and sale of ...
JACKSON COUNTY, Ore.– A local group backing legal psilocybin use in Jackson County is working to inform people about what they say are the benefits of the drug. The initiative wants to see psilocybin approved by cities and counties across ...