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Ohio begins sharing cannabis tax revenue with cities, starting with millions to Columbus, Cleveland, and Akron.
In January 2026, Ohio began distributing cannabis tax revenue to communities, marking the first payout from recreational marijuana sales since legalization in 2023.
Cleveland received over $740,000, with officials projecting $500,000 annually from its five licensed dispensaries, while Akron reported $823,000.
Columbus received $4.2 million, which will be held in a reserve fund and allocated by city council toward human services, housing, and education.
Municipalities receive about 36% of the state’s 10% excise tax.
Statewide sales have exceeded $250 million, with strong demand and ongoing legislative discussions on raising taxes and allowing home cultivation.
Ohio comienza a compartir los ingresos del impuesto al cannabis con las ciudades, comenzando con millones para Columbus, Cleveland y Akron.