Euclid reports $174,000 adult-use cannabis distribution; city announces trail meeting and local events

City officials told Euclid City Council on Tuesday that $174,000 in adult‑use cannabis tax funds covering August 2024 through November 2025 was recently deposited to the city's account.

An administration official said the city "got our first adult use cannabis distribution" — $174,000 — and that reporting on the distribution was forthcoming. "We really had no idea what the impact of that was going to be," the official said, adding the funds were recently deposited.

At the same meeting the administration invited residents to participate in city commissions and community events: the Shade Tree Commission is seeking one member to oversee urban tree-care and Arbor Day activities; a reconstituted Landmark Commission will safeguard historic sites; the East 215th Street neighborhood trail meeting will convene tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. in council chambers to collect input on a trail between 215 and Milan; and a Garrett Morgan program at Shore Cultural Center is scheduled for Jan. 28.

The city also announced a ribbon cutting for Paws Play 2, a doggy day care and boarding business on Lakeland Boulevard, with a community grand opening on Saturday, Jan. 24. The official noted Paws Play is locally owned and that council previously approved a use-district exception to allow the business.

Officials said they are working internally on the budget and will schedule work sessions with council leadership to review details ahead of formal budget hearings.

Officials did not specify how the $174,000 would be allocated; they said more information and formal reporting are forthcoming.