A new report from the state Liquor Control Board shows that municipalities across Butler County have received a combined total of more than $37,000 from licensing fees.
The semi-annual report revealed that 29 municipalities received funding from the LCB.
Cranberry Township collected the most, bringing in $12,300 from the state. Butler Township was second at $6,500.
The LCB is required twice a year to release a report showing how much of the licensing fees were returned to local governments.
View the full report here.
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