Are there any restrictions on where cannabis can be stored and consumed?

Yes. In Wisconsin, there are restrictions on where cannabis can be stored and consumed. Under Wisconsin state law, cannabis may only be stored and consumed in a private residence, and only those 21 years of age or older may possess or consume cannabis. It is illegal to possess or consume cannabis in any public area, such as parks, streets, or sidewalks. Furthermore, the consumption of cannabis is prohibited in any motor vehicle, regardless of who is in the vehicle. This includes both driver and passengers. Additionally, cannabis may not be consumed in any outdoor area that is visible to the public, or in any form of public transportation. This includes buses, trains, taxis, and airplanes. Cannabis must also be stored in a secure, locked container and away from those under 21 years of age. If found in possession of cannabis in a location other than one’s private residence, the person could face potential prosecution and a criminal record.

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