LANSING, Mich. (WSYM) — The state budget is officially headed to the governor's desk.
The Senate passed the bill early Friday morning, after the House passed it late Thursday night.
State Rep. Ann Bollin, chairwoman of the budget in the House, says the entire budget will be a little under $80.9 billion.
It includes a road funding plan and money for public safety and violence prevention.
The school budget bill is also headed to the governor's desk, with $200 million earmarked for free breakfast and lunch for Michigan students. There's also money for school safety and mental health grants.
Also passed by the legislature overnight, the marijuana tax bill. This adds a 24% whoelsale tax on marijuana. It's considered a crucial part in securing the necessary road funding in the budget.
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