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Smyth County Board unanimously reaffirms 2019 2nd Amendment Sanctuary resolution
Summary
Following a request from a constituent, the Smyth County Board unanimously reaffirmed its December 10, 2019 resolution designating Smyth County as a 2nd Amendment Sanctuary County.
The Smyth County Board of Supervisors unanimously voted Feb. 12 to reaffirm the Board's December 10, 2019 resolution designating Smyth County as a 2nd Amendment Sanctuary County.
North Fork District Supervisor Rick Billings told the Board a citizen had contacted him about the county's commitment to the 2nd Amendment and asked the Board to reaffirm the earlier resolution. Billings moved to reaffirm the 2019 resolution; Saltville District Supervisor Roscoe Call seconded and the Board approved the motion unanimously.
The transcript records the reaffirmation vote but does not include any additional policy language, new enforcement measures, or changes to county code; the action reiterates the Board's prior formal position from 2019.
