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Michigan City council backs state bills to restrict marijuana advertising near schools; vote 7-0-1
Summary
After debate and public comment, the Michigan City Common Council passed a resolution supporting state legislation to prohibit marijuana advertising near schools and other youth locations; one council member abstained.
The Michigan City Common Council approved a resolution supporting Indiana Senate Bill 166 and House Bill 1026, which would prohibit marijuana advertising within 1,000 feet of school property, playgrounds, youth program centers, public parks, public libraries and regular routes of public school buses. The council vote was recorded as seven in favor and one abstention.
Councilman Prince Belinski introduced the resolution and read its provisions aloud, noting…
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