Sort of! Weed is partially legal in Killeen.

In Killeen, Texas, efforts are underway to decriminalize marijuana through an initiated ordinance that aims to eliminate enforcement of low-level marijuana offenses. This initiative seeks to redirect resources towards real public safety solutions, prevent racially-biased police practices, and advance the movement for medicinal marijuana. While this measure does not legalize marijuana, it focuses on changing Killeen city law to keep individuals out of jail for marijuana possession and protect vulnerable groups like veterans who use marijuana for pain and PTSD[1].

Regarding specific cannabis derivatives like Delta-8 and Delta-9, the legal status in Killeen reflects the broader context of Texas laws. Delta-8, a psychoactive substance derived from hemp, faces legal ambiguity due to conflicting interpretations of state and federal regulations. Similarly, Delta-9 THC, particularly when derived from hemp, is subject to stringent restrictions in Texas. Products containing THCA and CBD are part of the discussion in Killeen within the legal framework established by Texas laws, catering to consumers seeking non-psychoactive cannabis compounds while navigating the complexities of evolving regulations.