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In the meantime the 15% of the population that smoke are contributing $2Billion to Bray’s general fund. A big shell game they love to claim they are really working hard at.
Just Marijuana legalization could bring in the $240Million that the tips and overtime would theoretically loose.
The State should take the reserve fund and invest in infrastructure that pays future dividends – not short-term tax breaks for a low % of citizens.