Furner
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Lots of times, I see people asking about ordinances for various cities in Michigan.
Often, the answer can be found through Municode, a free online library of municipal ordinances.
The address is http://www.municode.com , then click on "Online Library"
You can then click on any state, and see all the units of government that list using Municode. Once you are viewing a city's ordinances, you can then search. Usually searching "firearms" is a quick way to get what you are looking for.
Personally, I think they should legislate all units of govt in Michigan to utilize Municode, otherwise its often hard to find out what the laws of a particular city are.
EDIT: you can bookmark the Michigan page, but as a web developer I shy away from linking deep into websites. Systems change, and sometimes changes cause dead links. So keep in mind the system may have changed if the link Venator stops working.
Lots of times, I see people asking about ordinances for various cities in Michigan.
Often, the answer can be found through Municode, a free online library of municipal ordinances.
The address is http://www.municode.com , then click on "Online Library"
You can then click on any state, and see all the units of government that list using Municode. Once you are viewing a city's ordinances, you can then search. Usually searching "firearms" is a quick way to get what you are looking for.
Personally, I think they should legislate all units of govt in Michigan to utilize Municode, otherwise its often hard to find out what the laws of a particular city are.
EDIT: you can bookmark the Michigan page, but as a web developer I shy away from linking deep into websites. Systems change, and sometimes changes cause dead links. So keep in mind the system may have changed if the link Venator stops working.