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Council holds first readings on firearm-related code changes to align town code with state law
Summary
Council conducted first readings of multiple ordinances to align local code with A.R.S. 13-3108: repealing a fee for background checks, amending minors' exceptions, and removing the prohibition on firearms-related home-based businesses. Mayor Wallace performed the readings; no final votes were recorded.
The Huachuca City Council held first readings on a series of ordinance amendments intended to align town code with state law (A.R.S. 13-3108). Ordinance 2026-01 would repeal a fee charged for criminal background checks before transfer of a firearm (Title 2). Ordinance 2026-02 would amend exceptions for minors possessing firearms (Title 9), and Ordinance 2026-03 would remove the local prohibition on firearms-related home-based businesses (Title 18).
Mayor Johann Wallace performed the first readings as presented by the Town Attorney. The minutes record the readings and ordinance numbers but do not show final adoption votes at this meeting; these were introduced for later consideration in the ordinance process.
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