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Board reaffirms Campbell County's 2nd Amendment sanctuary resolution
Summary
After removing the item from the consent agenda for separate consideration, a supervisor read a resolution reaffirming that Campbell County is a 2nd Amendment sanctuary and the board voted to adopt the reaffirmation.
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The board removed the Second Amendment reaffirmation from the consent agenda and considered it separately. A supervisor read the resolution into the record and moved its adoption.
The read resolution stated the board's intent to uphold citizens' 2nd Amendment rights and reaffirmed that "Campbell County, Virginia is and will forever be a 2nd amendment sanctuary," language that echoes the county's 2019 statement. The resolution also detailed the board's intent to use legal means as appropriate to oppose what it deems unconstitutional restrictions and to direct local law enforcement and the judiciary "to not enforce any unconstitutional law."
After discussion and expressions of support from multiple supervisors, the board voted to adopt the resolution on voice vote.
