Municipalities putting shackles on concealed carry. Move on to impose local restrictions. (Appleton Post-Crescent, 9/21/2011)
Excerpt: Although the state law bans concealed weapons from some government buildings — including law enforcement offices, prisons, jails, courthouses and school grounds — the law does not specifically mandate protections for other public spaces, such as city hall buildings or civic centers.
That decision is left to local governments.
But some local officials say the law’s wording is vague and doesn’t offer clear guidance for how to institute a ban at the municipal level, be it through an ordinance or administrative policy.
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No concealed carry in Columbus public buildings. (7/25/2011)
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Milwaukee Public Library trustees ban firearms from all buildings. (6/29/2011)
Milton Mayor and gun-rights advocate Tom Chesmore: Only police should carry guns into city buildings. (6/27/2011)
Dane County and City of Madison propose restrictions on concealed carry. (6/18/2011)
Wisconsin Senate Bill 93: Concealed Carry. (6/10/2011)
Milwaukee Police Chief to Gov. Walker on concealed carry: Exhibit statesmanship and provide adult supervision. (6/4/2011)
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