The municipalities of Monroe County are exciting over $ 1 million

Monroe County, New York, has exceeded tax revenue of $ 1 million from the legal turnover of cannabis, whereby the cities of Henrietta, Rochester, and Brockport benefit significantly from the cannabis program for adults.

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• Henrietta: The four operative pharmacies from Henrietta lead the district and from April 2025 have achieved tax income of around $ 750,000. The city has allocated these funds for public security, including the setting of a full-time sheriff that focuses on the traffic enforcement.
• Rochester: The city has collected 245,737 US dollars of cannabis tax revenue in two years. The documents of the city budget project an increase to $ 600,000 in the coming financial year, which reflects the growth of the legal cannabis market.
• Brockport: Since the opening of his first pharmacy in April, Brockport has invited $ 43,681 to tax revenue in April. Mayor Margay Blackman expects the addition of a second pharmacy to increase annual turnover to around 80,000 US dollars, which contributes to alleviating the financial challenges of the village.

These income underline the economic effects of the legalized cannabis in Monroe County and offer the municipalities additional funds to support the community services and the infrastructure.