Vermont S0321 amends laws to restrict cannabis consumption to places where tobacco use is allowed.
Vermont S0321 amends existing statutes to restrict the consumption of cannabis to locations where tobacco use is permitted. It defines "public prohibited place" as areas where tobacco products are banned, including streets, parks, and public buildings. The bill prohibits the possession, lighting, or inhalation of cannabis in these areas unless authorized by law. It also limits the authority of schools, municipalities, and landlords to impose penalties for cannabis possession or consumption in public places. The changes take effect on July 1, 2026.
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