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Windsor council adopts resolution supporting Second Amendment rights

Windsor Town Council · February 10, 2026
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Summary

Vice Mayor David Adams introduced and Council unanimously adopted a resolution affirming support for Second Amendment protections; the statement was presented as a symbolic affirmation rather than a regulatory change.

Vice Mayor David Adams introduced a resolution at the Feb. 10 meeting affirming support for Second Amendment rights. Adams said: "I am an unapologetic Second Amendment absolutist and I don't believe I am the only person in the Town that is concerned about some of the legislation running through the General Assembly." He said he did not want to engage in a broader political debate but sought to "affirm the Town's stance" and encouraged other localities to consider similar resolutions.

Councilman Marlin Sharp voiced agreement; Councilman Walter Bernacki moved to adopt the resolution and Council voted unanimously to approve it. The transcript records the vote as unanimous; the resolution is symbolic and does not change town enforcement or state law. Council did not provide further ordinance or regulatory action related to the resolution at the meeting.

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