Regulating Medical Marijuana Facilities: Current Issues Affecting Michigan Local Governments webinar

August 1, 2017 - Author: Eric Walcott

PRESENTATIONS

  • Wendy Walker, MSU Extension Educator
  • Eric Walcott, MSU Extension Specialist

DESCRIPTION

  • The Regulatory Context
  • Introduction to the New Laws
  • Local Regulation
  • Implementations Issues
  • Next Steps
  • Additional Resources

Tags: center for local government finance and policy, current issues affecting michigan local governments webinar series, local government policy

Authors

Eric Walcott

Eric Walcott
walcott3@msu.edu

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