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Janice Stevens

5:09 - 5:52

"there are only 2 of us who have a marijuana business in this community. So when you pull those records and you publish them, you're, you're publishing 2 people's income figures"

“there are only 2 of us who have a marijuana business in this community. So when you pull those records and you publish them, you're, you're publishing 2 people's income figures”
Speaker
Janice Stevens
Timestamp
5:09 – 5:52
Community
Alaska News
Location
Kodiak Island
Captured at
July 17, 2026

From the transcript

So again, why would you choose marijuana to raise money for our community if it isn't the highest seller and the only one with a thriving alternative and black market? In addition to this, your calculations and your ordinance are seriously flawed. I can only assume you pull sales tax reports to get your figures And a side note, there are only 2 of us who have a marijuana business in this community. So when you pull those records and you publish them, you're, you're publishing 2 people's income figures, which I do believe is a little exposing for my local government to do just because I sell marijuana. Based on sales tax reports, you're not able to take into account non-THC items sold such as nicotine, apparel, and other substances.

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