Marijuana businesses bring $84,000 in state funding to Benzie County

Marijuana businesses bring $84,000 in state funding to Benzie County 
County will use funds to pay down unfunded pension liability
May 5, 2021
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The Benzie County Board of Commissioners decided to use funds given to the county by the state from the sale of recreational marijuana to pay down the county's unfunded pension liability. (Courtesy Photo/Getty Images)
BENZIE COUNTY — The Benzie County Board of Commissioners voted during its April 27 meeting to use money given from the state from the sale of recreational marijuana to help pay down the county's unfunded pension liability.
According to Mitch Deisch, county administrator, the board voted to put the entirety of the county's share, $84,000 from the sale of state approved recreational marijuana products, into its unfunded pension liability.

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