Houston’s Marijuana Enforcement Shift Awaits Police GuidanceHouston Voters Put Limits on Low-Level Marijuana EnforcementHouston’s Marijuana Measure Leaves State Law and Police Discretion Intact
Houston voters approved Proposition A on November 5, lowering HPD’s priority for certain marijuana possession cases and limiting no-knock warrants. The city has not said when the changes will take effect.Houston voters approved Proposition A on November 5, directing HPD to make certain marijuana possession cases its lowest priority and restricting no-knock warrants. The city has yet to set an effective date.Houston voters approved Proposition A on November 5, changing HPD’s priority for certain marijuana possession cases and restricting no-knock warrants. The city has not announced when the amendment will take effect.