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Residents urge county clarity on Second Amendment; praise One‑on‑One Literacy Program
Summary
During public comment Kenneth Nester and Douglas Cox urged the county to update its position on the Second Amendment and to be proactive in protecting gun rights; Joan Bouldec thanked the board for support of the One‑on‑One Literacy Program.
During the public comment period residents raised both constitutional and community service issues. Kenneth Nester of Bethany Road asked the county to "update its standing regarding the Second Amendment," citing recent activity in Richmond and requesting the county clarify its position.
Douglas Cox of High Point Lane urged the county to "be proactive with the 2A Amendment" and said "no one should be punished for protecting their family." Joan Bouldec of Big Ridge Road spoke in support of the One‑on‑One Literacy Program and thanked the board for its assistance. The comments were recorded as part of the meeting record; no board action on Second Amendment policy was taken at the meeting.
