Michigan distributes nearly $100 million in marijuana tax revenue to 302 communities, including first-time tribal payments and education funding.

Cities, villages, and townships will receive more than $49 million, while Michigan counties will also receive $49 million. This year, Indian tribes in Michigan will also get a cut of the pie, receiving more than $931,000 across four different groups. Here is a breakdown of the money metro Detroit communities will get by each county:

While cannabis industry insiders praise the relatively lower pot tax they see here versus in other states, there are concerns about potential increases with more government programs that state leaders want to add on.