honest2pete
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The local public school system has posted "no firearms allowed" at the fenced borders of their properties and on all door entrances to their buildings. There are easily 10-12 signs on the high school property alone. The local city manager has been notified of the situation and has been given printouts of the MSP directives on PFZ's and open carry by CPL holders in those areas. The local city police chief was given the same MSP directive printouts last year. I had the understanding that making public property "off limits" was not allowed since it would be a pre-emption of State of Michigan law. Does this really mean a person cannot be on or in school property with a firearm being a CPL holder or otherwise, or, is this an invalid attempt at making public property off limits? If the latter is the case, what is the next step to correct the situation?
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