Columbia County FL, to become a Second Amendment sanctuary
Columbia County is the latest local government in North Central Florida to affirm its commitment to the 2nd Amendment.
Highlands County FL, passes symbolic resolution protecting gun rights
The resolution to make the county a “second amendment sanctuary” passed by a 3-2 vote – but legal scholars say it won’t do anything to prevent lawmakers from strengthening gun restrictions and passing so-called “red flag laws."
St. Johns Co. FL, Commissioners vote for resolution to be a 2nd Amendment sanctuary
Commissioners in St. Johns County have voted unanimously for a resolution declaring the area a Second Amendment sanctuary.
Franklin County, Florida declares support of the Second Amendment
On February 4th, 2020 the Franklin County, Florida Board of County Commissioners passed a resolution declaring their support of the Second Amendment.
Sumter County FL,Commissioners stop short of declaring Sumter County a gun rights sanctuary
The Sumter County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday approved a resolution supporting gun rights, but stopped short of declaring the county a gun rights sanctuary.
Putnam County FL, becomes 2nd Amendment sanctuary county
Commissioners passed a resolution in Putnam County unanimously Tuesday morning that would make the county a Second Amendment sanctuary county.
Nassau Co. FL, pass Second Amendment Sanctuary Resolution.
Nassau County Commissioners - Bring forth, discuss and vote on the 2nd Amendment resolution
Brevard Co. FL, commissioners wrap themselves in Constitution with Isnardi’s resolution
Brevard County commissioners figuratively wrapped themselves in the U.S. Constitution at their latest meeting — with the help of Sheriff Wayne Ivey.
Bay, Jackson, Walton counties among other “Second Amendment Sanctuaries” in Florida
Bay County has officially joined Jackson, Walton and other Florida counties by declaring itself a second amendment sanctuary.
Jefferson County FL, is now officially a Second Amendment Sanctuary
The Jefferson County Commission declared it to be so by resolution on Thursday evening, Jan. 16, joining 23 other Florida counties and a handful of states that have passed similar declarations.