Page County declares itself a Second Amendment Sanctuary
The Page County Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution on April 6, 2026, declaring Page County a "Second Amendment Sanctuary," citing concern about state and federal legislation and stating intent not to use public funds to restrict firearm rights; the measure passed 6-0.
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The Page County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted a resolution on April 6, 2026, declaring Page County a "Second Amendment Sanctuary." The resolution states the Board's intent that county public funds not be used to restrict or infringe Second Amendment rights and expresses opposition to laws the Board believes could unconstitutionally limit those rights.
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