Changes likely are not coming to Marathon County's marijuana policies.
Two county committees are now recommending no changes be made, including a decision made Wednesday by Health and Human Services.
What had been discussed was lowering the citation for offenders to a set rate of $50, which was ultimately scrapped.
The low number of felony possession charges in the county also factored into the decision.
"Nothing about this change that was proposed was going to make a difference as far as relief for what's already being done," said Theresa Wetzsteon, the county's district attorney.
She also expressed concern about a "one size fits all" approach the proposed changes could create.
