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Garfield County commissioners adopt resolution opposing Senate bill on firearms training and permits
Summary
The Garfield County Board of County Commissioners voted to approve a resolution opposing a recently enacted state Senate bill that commissioners said imposes training and administrative burdens related to firearm ownership and could be an unfunded mandate on counties.
Garfield County commissioners voted April 14 to approve a resolution formally opposing a state Senate bill that commissioners described as imposing training requirements and administrative costs on gun owners and county sheriffs.
The resolution, presented by Commissioner Perry, called for the county to oppose what he described as “the most restrictive” gun-related legislation in the country and warned of fiscal and operational impacts on sheriffs and small, independent firearms businesses. Commissioner Perry urged…
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