The LCBC's suggest the revenue should be used for "training" Lane County sheriffs
to determine if a driver is under the influence of MJ. There is currently no credible means to measure the actual time of use and impairment as in alcohol. So now it's just up to the officer based on the "training". In other words, it's your word against his but a good lawyer and $20,000 should ride that out. Additionally, they claim that the county health department will need the money because of the public overdosing from MJ edibles. Right, if I have health problem, I'm going to a doctor, not a county health program. How many "overdoses" occurred last year in Lane County? In a brief Google search, I found none.

I like increasing funding for the CAHOOTS program much better. Perhaps they could also use the revenue to train all officers to quit beating on people in their custody. Brutalizing those in handcuffs can result in concussions, lacerations, and losing $100,000 lawsuits.