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Council debates whether non–law-enforcement city employees should carry firearms; no policy change

City Council of the City of Marlin, Texas · August 27, 2024
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Summary

Council discussed permitting non–law-enforcement city employees to carry firearms while on duty; James Millen, Dustin Ulmer and Jessica Davis addressed the council. No policy or vote was recorded.

Councilmembers discussed whether city employees who are not employed as law enforcement officers should be allowed to carry firearms while on duty. The item included comments from James Millen, Dustin Ulmer, and Jessica Davis; Councilmember Cecil Sparks joined the meeting at about 6:50 p.m. The council considered policy implications but took no action during the session.

The meeting minutes do not reflect a proposed ordinance or motion tied to the discussion; the item remained at the discussion stage. The record does not specify recommended limits, training requirements, or whether any department would be assigned to draft policy language.