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Portland City Council adopted the Act on September 30, 2026. Every councilor present voted yes. Here is what helps now. Most of these take under two minutes.
Council passed the Act 10 to 0 on Wednesday, September 30, 2026. The vote and the ordinance are in the official city record. If you do one thing on this page, make it the first one.
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The Portland Psychedelic Health & Safety Act passed. What comes next is public education in Portland, and work toward statewide personal-use protections in Oregon’s 2027 legislative session. Sign up and we will tell you when there is something to do. It is free and it takes about a minute.
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Public education is the next part of this work. Our Harm Reduction Field Guide covers the core principles of risk reduction, what the law is, and where to get support. It is education, not medical or legal advice.
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Evenings like these are how a movement grows.
Photographs courtesy of the Portland Psychedelic Society.
September 30, 2026
It passed, 10 to 0
Portland City Council adopted the Psychedelic Health & Safety Act. Every councilor present voted yes. See what passed and what comes next.