During a recent government meeting, discussions centered around Senate Bill 24, which addresses the regulation of firearms within city hall. Currently, firearms are prohibited inside the building unless an ordinance is passed to allow concealed or open carry. Officials noted that some municipalities have already enacted such ordinances, and emphasized that if no action is taken, the prohibition will remain in effect.

The meeting highlighted the necessity for the city to decide whether to maintain the current restrictions or to pursue an ordinance that would permit concealed carry within city hall. Officials urged that any decision to reverse the prohibition should be communicated promptly to facilitate the development of the necessary ordinance.

Additionally, the meeting addressed a separate issue regarding a tenant at the airport who had fallen three years behind on rent. The tenant recently settled their debt, paying over $6,000 after receiving a final demand letter, thus averting potential litigation. This resolution underscores the ongoing efforts to manage tenant relations and financial obligations within city properties.