“Cities are disappointed to see this aid eliminated just as the market is being set up and will have to rely on their own existing local budgets to fund compliance, safety, and other necessary regulatory work,” the statement read. “As the market matures and the impacts to cities become more concrete, we hope to be able to revisit options for local revenue with the state in the future.”
The Legislature approved a bill to raise taxes on marijuana sales from 10% to 15%. Read More
