Is psilocybin legal in Michigan?

Psilocybin is illegal under Michigan state law and federal law. Possession, sale, and cultivation can result in criminal charges.

Are magic mushrooms decriminalized in Michigan?

No — psilocybin is not decriminalized statewide in Michigan. It remains a controlled substance under state and federal law.

Where can I legally access psilocybin near Michigan?

Oregon and Colorado have licensed supervised psilocybin programs as of 2026, and New Mexico has a medical psilocybin access pathway. See the legal status map for state-by-state details.

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Psilocybin legal status in Michigan: laws, decrim & 2026 update

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Current psilocybin laws and regulations in Michigan

Current Legal Status

Quick answer

Psilocybin legal status in Michigan: Psilocybin is illegal at the state level. Ann Arbor, Detroit, and other cities have decriminalized entheogenic plants and fungi, making them the lowest law enforcement priority.

Psilocybin is illegal at the state level. Ann Arbor, Detroit, and other cities have decriminalized entheogenic plants and fungi, making them the lowest law enforcement priority.

Timeline of Key Events

September 2020

Ann Arbor Decriminalizes

Ann Arbor City Council unanimously passes resolution decriminalizing entheogenic plants and fungi.

Decriminalized Cities

Ann Arbor

Decriminalized

Decriminalized September 2020

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Legal disclaimer

Psilocybin remains illegal under Michigan state and federal law. Local decriminalization means reduced enforcement priority only. This information is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

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