Relative to cultivation locations for alternative treatment centers.

This bill, HB301, aims to establish regulations for the locations where alternative treatment centers can be set up. These centers likely provide non-traditional medical treatments, and the bill wants to ensure they are placed in appropriate areas. This would impact those operating or planning to operate such centers by defining where they can be legally located.

The bill was introduced on January 8, 2025, and it has gone through several stages in the legislative process. After passing through the House with an amendment, it was referred to the Senate Judiciary Committee. The Senate recently decided it was not expedient to legislate on this matter, which means they decided not to move forward with the bill. This decision was made on May 22, 2025, after a voice vote.

Key steps in the bill’s history include its introduction, passage through the House with an amendment, and referral to the Senate. The Senate committee reviewed it and ultimately decided against further action, citing it as not expedient to legislate. This means the bill will not advance any further in the legislative process at this time.