Bill > SB3160

This bill, titled the Kratom Prohibition Act, makes it illegal to purchase, possess, sell, or distribute any product containing kratom, which is defined broadly to include the plant itself, its parts, and any compounds, extracts, or synthesized versions of its active alkaloids like mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine. The bill allows certified local health departments, if they adopt a specific ordinance, to enforce these prohibitions and impose fines. Violations of the act are classified as Class B misdemeanors, with a minimum fine of $500 specifically for selling or providing kratom. This new act also repeals the previous Kratom Control Act.