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Sheriff requests public meeting on Shotgun Zone Law changes; county to review DNR example ordinance

Traverse County Commission · December 2, 2025
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Summary

Sheriff Trevor Wright briefed the commission on recent Minnesota changes to the Shotgun Zone Law, shared a Department of Natural Resources example ordinance, and the board scheduled a public meeting for Jan. 12 at 6 p.m. at the Legion.

Sheriff Trevor Wright told the Traverse County Commission that Minnesota has made changes to the Shotgun Zone Law and that he had shared correspondence and an example ordinance from the Department of Natural Resources for the board to review. The commission agreed to hold a public meeting on the topic at 6:00 p.m. on January 12 at the Legion; County Coordinator Lisa Zahl will confirm venue availability.

Wright also addressed recent questions about notification procedures when a sex offender moves into Traverse County, saying the department has received inquiries and will provide information at the public forum. "Wright discussed the Shotgun Zone Law changes in Minnesota and shared correspondence and an example ordinance from the Department of Natural Resources," the minutes state. The public meeting will offer an opportunity for residents to hear details and provide input before the county considers any local ordinance action.

The commission did not adopt an ordinance at the Dec. 2 meeting; it limited action to scheduling community review and legal/agency consultation.