Is Your City’s Pension Fund a Little Short? Marijuana Might Help

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Is Your City’s Pension Fund a Little Short? Marijuana Might Help
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“Cannabis saved the fireworks show.' Marijuana tax revenue looks appealing to some local governments needing to address funding shortfalls.

South Beloit, Ill., faces steep bills to fund its firefighter and police pensions and repave its cracked streets. Now, Mayor Ted Rehl has a plan to help cover the shortfall: marijuana.

South Beloit, less than a mile from the Wisconsin state border, will welcome its first cannabis dispensary later this year. Recreational cannabis became legal in Illinois on Jan. 1 but remains illegal in Wisconsin. The Illinois town hopes to collect roughly $1 million a year in taxes on marijuana purchases, mostly by Wisconsinites.

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