What are you willing to do to protect your Second Amendment Rights? Something as simple as attending a meeting or sending an e-mail?
(Two) 2nd amendment sanctuary resolution meetings this week.
🚨Call to Action🚨 spread the word to show up and/or contact your board members. A minority of misinformed people are trying to convince the boards they don't need to uphold their oath of office.
Springfield Township Meeting:
When: August 9th at 6:30 PM
What: Presenting 2A resolution to the board
Where: Town Hall is located at 856 310th Street, Glenwood City, WI 54013
Village of Baldwin Meeting:
When: August 11th at 6:00 PM
What: Voting on resolution
Where: City Hall is located at 400 Cedar St., Baldwin, WI 54002
🚨Call to Action🚨 Town of St. Joseph, August 12, 2021, 6:00 PM, 1337 County Hwy. V, Hudson, WI 54016
As we all know, this board, in a 1-4 vote, voted down supporting a 2nd amendment sanctuary resolution. Be sure to thank Darla Meyers for upholding her oath and showing support for 2A Sanctuary. As requested by Town of St. Joseph residents for and against the 2A Resolution, Meyers is now asking the board to place the 2A Sanctuary resolution on the ballot (this will have minimal to no cost to the township). You need to reach out to the board members and join the upcoming meetings. Please forward to Town of St. Joseph residents. There is also discussion about a noise/nuisance ordinance that may affect exercising 2A rights by banning backyard target practice and other rural activities.
The original Banning of Firearms Ordinance was voted down in June, but it is now back on the agenda. How will a sheet of paper stop the bad guys? Would you feel safe visiting the TOSJ Town Hall knowing the bad guys know the citizens are unarmed? How will they determine who may be in violation? Will there be x-ray scanners, police officers, security? How much will this cost the taxpayers?
For questions, contact Scott Miller at: millersc82@protonmail.com
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