Jackson, Michigan

Jackson approved a local entheogenic-plants enforcement-priority resolution in December 2025, adding a mid-Michigan example to the local-policy map.

State status

Partial decriminalization

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Local policy context

This section summarizes policy context. It is not legal advice or current-law verification.

Jackson City Council approved a resolution on December 16, 2025, stating that investigations and arrests involving entheogenic plants should be among the city's lowest law-enforcement priorities. The action should be described as a local enforcement-priority resolution, not statewide legalization or commercial access.

December 2025 local action Jackson is a recent Michigan addition to the local entheogenic-plant policy map.

Resolution language The verified action concerns local investigation and arrest priority for entheogenic plants.

Mid-Michigan geography Jackson broadens the map beyond the earlier southeast Michigan and Oakland County examples.

Local-only effect The resolution does not alter Michigan state law, federal law, or commercial access rules.

Legal and policy timeline

This timeline documents policy and legal history. It does not describe current access options.

Dec 16, 2025Official (city)
Jackson approves entheogenic-plants enforcement-priority resolution
Jackson City Council approved a resolution declaring that investigations and arrests involving entheogenic plants should be among the lowest local law-enforcement priorities.source →
Dec 16, 2025News
Local reporting confirms Jackson council action
Local reporting described Jackson City Council's approval of the entheogenic-plants resolution during its Tuesday meeting.source →